Peter didn’t plan to deny Jesus. He had faithfully followed Jesus for three years. In fact, just a few hours earlier…he had doubled down on his resolve to give his life for Jesus! So WHAT HAPPENED?!

How should Christians think about the nation of Israel today?

Why did Jesus say that it would be an advantage for His disciples for Him to go…because then they would receive the Holy Spirit. What is it that the Holy Spirit does for us that is so critical?

What does God want from women in our day? This sermon was preached at The Mission Church by Pastor Ritch Sandford as a part of The God-Fearing Woman series

The news of Charlie Kirk’s death has stirred something inside of many of us. It makes us want to DO something. But what? How are we to respond when we encounter these kinds of devastating events in our lives? Jesus provides the answers...

What does the Bible teach us about God’s plan for civil government and for the institutions that are setup in our society?

The Kingdom of God is not just a place, but the reign and rule of God breaking into our world through Jesus. In this 2-part series, Pastor Ritch teaches “24 things that the Bible tells us about the Kingdom”.

The Kingdom of God is not just a place, but the reign and rule of God breaking into our world through Jesus. In this 2-part series, Pastor Ritch teaches “24 things that the Bible tells us about the Kingdom”.

In John 12:1–8, Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with expensive perfume, wiping them with her hair in a beautiful act of love and devotion. While others criticize her for wasting something so valuable, Jesus defends her, saying she has prepared Him for burial. Her worship shows the worth of Christ—nothing given to Him is ever wasted.

In John 11:45–47, after Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, many believe in Him—but the miracle also stirs fear among the religious leaders. Instead of celebrating the sign, they worry about losing power and control. Their response reveals hearts more concerned with position than truth, setting in motion the plan to kill Jesus.

2 Thessalonians teaches that Jesus will one day return in power and glory, bringing justice to a broken world. Before that day comes, there will be rebellion and the rise of a deceiver, but God is still in control. In the meantime, we’re called to stand firm in the truth, encouraged by the hope that evil won’t win—Jesus will.

1 Peter 2 encourages believers to live as God’s chosen people—set apart, growing in spiritual maturity, and reflecting Christ in both word and action. Peter calls Christians to crave God’s Word like newborn babies crave milk, to be built into a spiritual house with Jesus as the cornerstone, and to live honorably among unbelievers. Even in the face of rejection or suffering, believers are reminded that they are a royal priesthood and a holy nation, called out of darkness into God’s marvelous light, so that their lives would point others to Him.

The Parable of the Five Talents, told by Jesus in Matthew 25:14–30, illustrates the importance of using what God has entrusted to us. We can refer to these things as “capitals”…and God intends for us to steward them well. Join us as Mark Parrett unpacks this parable and encourages us to leverage our “5 Capitals” for greatest Kingdom impact.

Join us as Pastor Ritch preaches through the Gospel according to John. This theologically rich, and incredibly practical gospel has made a significant impact on readers for millennia. Of the four Gospel records in the New Testament, John stands out as unique. Follow along to find out why.

Join us as Pastor Ritch preaches through the Gospel according to John. This theologically rich, and incredibly practical gospel has made a significant impact on readers for millennia. Of the four Gospel records in the New Testament, John stands out as unique. Follow along to find out why.

What is Church Membership? In this stand alone sermon, Pastor Ritch breaks down what church membership is, and what the bible has to say about it.

Join us as Pastor Ritch preaches through the Gospel according to John. This theologically rich, and incredibly practical gospel has made a significant impact on readers for millennia. Of the four Gospel records in the New Testament, John stands out as unique. Follow along to find out why.

Join us as Pastor Ritch preaches through the Gospel according to John. This theologically rich, and incredibly practical gospel has made a significant impact on readers for millennia. Of the four Gospel records in the New Testament, John stands out as unique. Follow along to find out why.