The Avenue Church Podcast

On Sunday, September 22, Pastor Mark preached from 1 Kings 19:1-15 on Depression, the Bible, and Your Life. This is from a sermon series on Mental Health. 

After listening to this sermon, Pastor Mark wants you to understand Three things:

1. Depression Can Affect Anyone
2. God Cares About Your Recovery
3. You Can Help

If you have any questions about this sermon, please contact Pastor Mark at contactus@theave.church. 

On Sunday, September 15, Pastor Eric preached from Psalm 56 on God Is the Answer to Trauma. This is from a sermon series on Mental Health. 

After listening to this sermon, Pastor Eric wants you to understand four things:

1. God is our refuge when trauma strikes
2. God knows the depth of your trauma
3. God knows your trauma and is for you
4. God delivers your soul from death

If you have any questions about this sermon, please contact Pastor Mark at contactus@theave.church. 

On Sunday, September 8, Pastor Mark preached from Philippians 4:4-7 on Anxiety, the Bible, and You. This is from a sermon series on Mental Health. 

After listening to this sermon, Pastor Mark wants you to ask yourself two questions:

• In response to situational anxiety, do you pray, pray, pray?
• In response to clinical anxiety, have you sought medical help?

If you have any questions about this sermon, please contact Pastor Mark at contactus@theave.church. 

 

On Sunday, September 1, Pastor Eric preached from Psalm 13 on the Mental Health Crisis. This is a new sermon series on Mental Health. 

Pastor Eric made three points of what to do in times of crisis

• Cry Out to God
• Recognize the Need for God
• Remember the Work of God

If you have any questions about today's sermon, please contact Pastor Mark at contactus@theave.church. 

On Sunday, August 25, Pastor Mark preached from Romans 1:16 on being Unashamed of the Gospel.

There are three questions we want you to answer after listening to this message:

1. When was the last time you shared the gospel?
2. Are you worried about sharing the gospel wrong?
3. Who are you going to share with?

If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Mark at 303-344-0226.

Today's sermon is the third sermon in a series on Spiritual Disciplines called Pathway. The sermon is from August 18, 2024.  

In this sermon, Pastor Mark preaches from Hebrews 10:23-25 on the importance of participating in church weekly through the use of your spiritual gifts. 

After listening to the sermon, Pastor Mark would like for you to ask yourself two questions:

• Have you confessed your faith in Jesus?
• Do you participate in church through your spiritual gifts?

If you need help answering these questions, you can call Mark at 303-344-0226. 

On Sunday, August 11, Pastor Bobby preached from Matthew 6:5-13 on the Pursuit of Prayer.

There are three things we want you to take away from this message:

1. Prayer is not about getting something from God.
2. Prayer is an invitation to communicate with God.
3. Prayer requires dependency and consistency.

If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Mark at 303-344-0226.

Today's sermon is the first in a new sermon series called Pathway from August 4, 2024.  

In this sermon, Pastor Mark preaches from Psalm 1 on how to be rooted in God's Word in a world opposed to the truths of God. 

After listening to the sermon, Pastor Mark would like for you to ask yourself two questions:

• How well do you delight in God's Word?
• What are you doing to read, apply, and meditate (speak back to yourself) God's Word?

If you need help answering these questions, you can call Mark at 303-344-0226. 

 

 

On Sunday, July 28, Pastor Mark preached from John 21:20-25. 

After listening to the sermon, Pastor Mark would like for you to ask yourself three questions:

•  How often do you compare yourself to others?
• How important is it to be precise with God’s Word?
• How often do you marvel at Jesus?

If you need help answering these questions, you can call Mark at 303-344-0226. 

On Sunday, July 21, Pastor Mark preached from John 21:15-19 where Jesus restores Peter as a disciple through a series of questions.

After listening to the sermon, Pastor Mark would like for you to ask yourself three questions:

• Have you hurt someone publicly? You need to ask forgiveness publicly.
• Are you called to ministry? Then you need to prepare to feed and tend.
• Are you a church member? Then you need to be feed-able and tend-able.

If you need help answering these questions, you can call Mark at 303-344-0226.