Teachings Podcast - Immanuel

This week, Pastor Mark continues our series about the church, and God’s love for us all. Please enjoy.

This week at Immanuel, Pastor Mark starts us off in a new series in our church. Come join us, won’t you?

Join us here at Immanuel, where Pastor Mark teaches us about prayer in our Life on Mission. Which is also the final week in our series.

Today at Immanuel, Pastor Mark continues our series of Life on Mission, teaching us about our spiritual growth and how God can shape us if we allow him to do so, and how to live a little more like Jesus.

Join us this week as Pastor Mark continues our series of Life on Mission, and how we can share the grace of God, even if we can’t find the words to.

Welcome back to Immanuel. This week, Pastor Mark continues to teach us about Life on Mission, and how we too can be like Jesus in our own Jerusalem, and show the word of God in our community.

Join us as we continue our teachings about serving, sharing and obeying the word of God, told to us by Pastor Mark, here at Immanuel

This week at Immanuel, Pastor Mark teaches us that God left us on Earth for our mission to introduce others to Jesus, by His request.

We take another look into the city of Jerusalem and Nehemiah’s heart breaking for God, as told this week by Pastor Mark.

Sometimes in life, we desire a brand new beginning. The same can be said about our spiritual lives as well. This week at Immanuel, Pastor Mark teaches us about the importance of second chances in the Bible, regarding Jerusalem.

In both Matthew and Luke’s gospel, they talk about their request to Jesus, which was “Teach us how to pray.” We look into this as Pastor Mark teaches us how God stays close to us.

The book of Exodus tells us all about God’s promise to his disciples who had to evacuate Egypt, despite them not wanting to. Pastor Mark helps us find ways to apply this scripture in our own lives at his first teaching here at Immanuel.

The letter of Jude tells us about how we can become better Christians, as told by Pastor Thelma in her last service here at Immanuel.

Sometimes, there are people who are unfortunately granted the words “I’m sorry” when necessary. Today we meditate on the words of Isiah about God’s endless forgiveness.

This Sunday at Immanuel is Testimony Sunday, where Thelma interviews three members of our church family about their testimony with God.

As the fateful day of Christ’s birth draws nearer, we are reminded of the love and eternal joy that His Father brings, which is amplified by Christ himself as we light the candle representing such love.

Luke’s gospel in chapter 1 talks about Mary and her disbelief in carrying baby Jesus. We read these words and discuss as we light the Advent Candle of Joy.

Jerimiah and the Shepards were all shown Jesus’ overwhelming ideology of peace, and today we discuss that ideology as we light the Advent Candle of the same moniker.

This week we discuss Jesus’ first ministry and his desire to give hope to us.

This week we read from the book of Matthew discussing our faith in Jesus