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Pastor Marco begins a new series in the book of Ruth by examining its opening tragedy. As Naomi experiences deep loss and growing bitterness, she does not abandon God but remains. This message encourages us to stay with God and trust Him even when He feels distant and life doesn't make sense.

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Amos 5–6 — Seek God and Live!!What does God actually want from His people? In Amos 5–6, the answer is not more empty ceremony, but genuine repentance and renewed devotion: “Seek Me and live.” Pastor Marco walks through Amos's urgent call to abandon false confidence, religious performance, and self-indulgent ease—and to pursue the Lord with integrity, justice, and righteousness. These chapters confront the danger of loving comfort more than truth, and warn against a spiritual life that looks “fine” externally while collapsing internally. The invitation stands: seek God truly, and live—because life is found in Him, not in prosperity, appearances, or national pride.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches from Acts 18, where Paul visits Corinth. Paul not only started new churches, he strengthened them by teaching God's Word and empowering people for leadership around one mission. God still strengthens churches through faithful disciples who are willing to love, serve, and lay their lives down for the greater cause.

In this message, Pastor Marco explores how we can approach God in prayer when we face fear and the storms of life. Drawing from Mark 4:35–41, we are reminded that prayer doesn't always remove the storm immediately, but it anchors us to Jesus—the One who has authority over every storm we face.

Amos 4 — Hear This!In Amos 4, God's voice cuts through noise, comfort, and denial: “Hear this!” Pastor Marco calls attention to the prophetic warning that outward religion cannot cover inward rebellion—and that God's discipline is often meant to awaken, not merely punish. As Israel remains stubborn despite repeated mercies and warnings, the chapter becomes a mirror for any generation tempted to ignore God while enjoying God's gifts. This teaching is a direct summons to listen, repent, and prepare to meet the Lord with humility—before hardened patterns become irreversible.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches from Acts 17, where Paul confronts a culture saturated with idols and misplaced worship. Engaging the leading philosophers of his day, Paul exposes their flawed worldview and points them to the one true God, ultimately focusing his message on the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In the same way, our world today is filled with modern idols that promise life but cannot deliver. True life is not found in an activity, ideology, or possession, but in a person—Jesus Christ, our risen Savior.

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Amos 2:6–3 — Crime and PunishmentThe spiral tightens, and Amos now lands on Israel's sins—crimes not merely “out there” among the nations, but inside the covenant community itself. Pastor Marco unpacks how God holds His own people to account for corruption, exploitation, and hypocritical religion, showing that privilege never cancels responsibility. In these chapters, God exposes the way injustice, greed, and spiritual compromise become systemic—and why judgment is not random but measured, moral, and deserved. This message confronts the false security of religious language without repentance, calling God's people to sober self-examination, accountability, and a return to covenant faithfulness.

In this message, Pastor Marco explores Acts 16 to illustrate how God's divine purposes often outrank our personal plans. By retracing Paul's second missionary journey, the teaching highlights the importance of living a Spirit-led life that is willing to embrace interruptions and closed doors as forms of redirection.

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In this message, Pastor Marco explores how we can approach God in prayer when we face disappointment or loss. Disappointment is not a sign of God's absence; rather, it may be evidence that He is at work in ways we cannot yet see. Even in our brokenness, we can find strength and comfort in knowing that God is still at work.

This week Pastor Marco begins a 7-week study in the Book of Amos. Pastor Marco Quintana introduces the Book of Amos and the prophet behind it—an unlikely messenger from Tekoa, a shepherd and tender of sycamore trees, sent to confront a prosperous but spiritually rotten nation. In this opening teaching, we explore why “majoring on the minors” reveals the righteousness and holiness of God, how prosperity can breed complacency and injustice, and why God's judgment begins with the nations before closing in on His own people. Amos is not a comfortable book—but it is a necessary one, exposing the seriousness of sin and the mercy of God who warns before He judges. Ultimately, Amos drives us to the hope of the gospel: the Savior who bore God's wrath so sinners can be forgiven and made right. The plan for 2026, for your future listening enjoyment, is to begin the new year with Amos, followed by Haggai, then Habakkuk. We'll begin April with an Easter message and then continue through the year in the Book of Mark. That will get us all the way to the second week of December where we'll finish 2026 with a series of holiday and Christmas messages from Pastor Marco. As with all plans, however, these may change, because our future is not up to us. Thank you for being a Moriel podcast listener, God bless!

In this message, Pastor Marco concludes the year with an overview of biblical fasting—explaining what it is and how we can use it to open ourselves to God's work and deepen our devotion to Him.

Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore discusses the rise of AI. Although Pastor Marco gave this prophecy update on August 4, 2023, AI is even more prominent today. It is rapidly becoming a major force in our society taking over businesses, media, and even jobs to the point that we don't even know it's happening. Next year, in 2026, AI is certain to become bigger than it has ever been and will provide a greater view into the future of mankind than we have ever seen - for good and bad. Who knows, will AI usher in the antichrist and the return of Jesus, or is it just another passing fad?

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches on the love of God in Jesus Christ. Love compels us to do extraordinary things and loved compelled Jesus to come as a baby and later go a wooden cross in our place to forgive us of our sins and redeem the world. Today, His love is available to everyone who calls upon His name.

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Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore delivers a special Christmas message.

In this message, Pastor Marco invites us to find peace by looking again at Isaiah's prophetic vision of the coming Messiah. As we rest in the truth that God is ruling and reigning even now, faithful to every promise, and as we surrender our lives to Him, we discover a steady peace that holds us firm in a dark and turbulent world.

Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore finishes a study in the Song of Songs or A.K.A the Song of Solomon.

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In this message, Pastor Marco invites us to examine four common idols where we often place our hope: comfort, control, approval, and power. These things promise life and security, but they can never deliver what our hearts truly long for. Only the hope we have in our coming Savior can give real life, joy, and fulfillment as we look forward to Jesus making all things new.

Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore continues a study in the Song of Songs or A.K.A the Song of Solomon.

In this message, Pastor Marco talks about how we can begin to steward the money God has given us. God has called us to enjoy every blessing He's given us but we should also save diligently, spend wisely, and give generously. When we follow God's blueprint for stewarding our money, not only will we experience the blessing of what He gives but we'll also experience the joy of living generously.

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Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore continues a study in the Song of Songs or A.K.A the Song of Solomon.

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In this message, Pastor Marco makes three biblical statements about time. We learn that life is precious and that we should never presume we'll be here tomorrow. Time is an invitation to live wisely and do good for others— and ultimately, our time belongs to God. As we embrace these biblical truths about time, they should shape us to live with urgency and greater purpose.

Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore continues a study in the Song of Songs or A.K.A the Songs of Solomon.

Join Jay, Pastor Marco, Davy, and Elon as they discuss the events of October 7, 2023 and the captivity of the hostages.

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Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore continues a study in the Song of Songs or A.K.A the Songs of Solomon.

In this message, Pastor Marco lays out a basic theology of work. We see that work is God's idea—He designed it to give us purpose and to allow us to serve others with the gifts He's given us. Because of that, our work becomes an act of worship to God and a way to bless the people around us.

In this episode of In the Room, the conversation centers on one of the most vital ingredients of spiritual growth: consistency. Building on Pastor Troy's recent sermon, our host, Reed, unpack what it truly means to stay consistent in your walk with God, from daily Bible reading to relationships and everyday habits that shape who we become.Joined by Naomi and Pastor Marco, the team shares personal stories, practical strategies, and honest reflections on maintaining a steady spiritual and personal life, even when motivation fades. They also discuss the power of starting new habits at any moment, not waiting for the perfect time, just taking the next step.

Join Pastor Marco from the Community Church of Devore in California as he continues a study through the Old Testament looking at spiritual warfare of the enemy, it's effects and resolutions. This study is scheduled for 12 weeks. Pastor Marco had recently experienced som health issues that has kept him from completing this series. We'll pick it up again when he finishes it. Thus, next week we'll switch gears to a toprical.

Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore begins a study in the Song of Songs or A.K.A the Songs of Solomon.

Join Pastor Marco from the Community Church of Devore in California as he continues a study through the Old Testament looking at spiritual warfare of the enemy, it's effects and resolutions. This study is scheduled for 12 weeks. This week, Pastor Marco teaches from Joshua 6.

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Pastor Marco Quintana of the Community Church of Devore begins a study in the Song of Songs or A.K.A the Songs of Solomon.

Join Pastor Marco from the Community Church of Devore in California as he begins a study through the Old Testament looking at spiritual warfare of the enemy, it's effects and resolutions. This study is scheduled for 12 weeks. This week, Pastor Marco teaches from Joshua 5 and Deuteronomy 20.

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This additional teach by Pastor Marco is from the Gospel's of Luke and Mark and while it's not a part of the Luke's study we completed last week, it does pertain and is important to our Christian walk.

begins a study through the Old Testament looking at spiritual warfare of the enemy, it's effects and resolutions. This study is scheduled for 12 weeks. This week, Pastor Marco teaches from Joshual 4.

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Pastor Marco completes his study through Luke.

Join Pastor Marco from the Community Church of Devore in California as he begins a study through the Old Testament looking at spiritual warfare of the enemy, it's effects and resolutions. This study is scheduled for 12 weeks. This week, Pastor Marco teaches from Joshual 3.

Pastor Marco continues his study through Luke.

In this message, Pastor Marco concludes the series on Hell by revealing that God's mercy is the only reason any of us escape judgment. He reminds us that Hell is chosen, not imposed—and that while the door of grace is open now, it won't stay open forever, calling us to gratitude for salvation and urgency for God's mission.

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