John Mark CatonOlder episodes
- 25How Then Should We Live?Drawing parallels between soldiers' sacrifices and Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, John Mark emphasizes the importance of remembering and honoring these sacrifices.
- 26Unstoppable: Four Attitudes and Practices of an Unstoppable ChurchPastor John Mark digs into Paul's orders for the congregation to stay perpetually joyful, prayerful, and thankful, aspiring to individuals and the entire church community.
- 27How Then Should We Live?Drawing parallels between soldiers' sacrifices and Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, John Mark emphasizes the importance of remembering and honoring these sacrifices.
- 28KingMaker: How to be a Positive InfluencePastor Caton calls on the congregation to make positive decisions following King Asa's example and strive to leave a lasting impact, encouraging them to seek God and obey His commands.
- 29KingMaker: How to be a Positive InfluencePastor Caton calls on the congregation to make positive decisions following King Asa's example and strive to leave a lasting impact, encouraging them to seek God and obey His commands.
- 30Run: How Are You Running?John Mark's talk explores the Easter message of salvation through Jesus Christ. He encourages believers to run their race with Jesus, share the Gospel, and fully believe in the resurrection.
- 31Run: How Are You Running?John Mark's talk explores the Easter message of salvation through Jesus Christ. He encourages believers to run their race with Jesus, share the Gospel, and fully believe in the resurrection.
- 32Kingmaker: How to be a Good FatherThrough examples of flawed individuals finding redemption, John Mark encourages listeners to seek support in raising kids and to align their choices with God's principles for effective fatherhood.
- 33Run: Don't Run From Your CallingJohn Mark's message focuses on fulfilling one's purpose by listening to God, using Jonah's disobedience as an example of what not to do and how to avoid repeating Jonah's mistake.
- 34Kingmaker: How to be a Good FatherThrough examples of flawed individuals finding redemption, John Mark encourages listeners to seek support in raising kids and to align their choices with God's principles for effective fatherhood.
- 35Run: Don't Run From Your CallingJohn Mark's message focuses on fulfilling one's purpose by listening to God, using Jonah's disobedience as an example of what not to do and how to avoid repeating Jonah's mistake.
- 36Kingmaker: Characteristics of Positive FriendshipsPastor John Mark discusses the significance of positive friendships, emphasizing the impact of choosing the right people to call your closest friends.
- 37Kingmaker: Characteristics of Positive FriendshipsPastor John Mark discusses the significance of positive friendships, emphasizing the impact of choosing the right people to call your closest friends.
- 38Kingmaker: How We Can Build Something for God's GloryPastor John Mark discusses Joash's passion for restoring the temple and how he built it for God's glory. John Mark also talks about how Cottonwood Creek Church is about doing this very same thing.
- 39Kingmaker: How We Can Build Something for God's GloryPastor John Mark discusses Joash's passion for restoring the temple and how he built it for God's glory. John Mark also talks about how Cottonwood Creek Church is about doing this very same thing.
- 40Run: How Do We Run Back to God?This talk on Jonah emphasizes running back to God after straying and the importance of repentance and obedience. Listeners are encouraged to embrace second chances and seek God's mercy and guidance.
- 41Kingmaker: From Promises to Problems, A Lesson in Leadership from the Life of SaulJohn Mark focuses on the story of King Saul from the Old Testament, highlighting his mistakes and downfall because of leadership choices. Listeners are encouraged to avoid Saul's poor choices.
- 42Kingmaker: From Promise to Problems, A Lesson in Leadership from the Life of SaulJohn Mark focuses on the story of King Saul from the Old Testament, highlighting his mistakes and downfall because of leadership choices. Listeners are encouraged to avoid Saul's poor choices.
- 43Kingmaker: A Bad Leader and a Good GodJohn Mark explores the story of King Manasseh, the worst king in Israel's history. Despite Manasseh's extreme wickedness, Pastor John Mark emphasizes God's forgiveness and mercy.
- 44Kingmaker: A Bad Leader and a Good GodJohn Mark explores the story of King Manasseh, the worst king in Israel's history. Despite Manasseh's extreme wickedness, Pastor John Mark emphasizes God's forgiveness and mercy.
- 45Gold Medal Faith: What Does Gold Medal Faith Require?Pastor John Mark introduces the sermon series "Gold Medal Faith," drawing inspiration from the Olympics and the book of 2 Timothy. He focuses on passing the baton of faith to the next generation.
- 46Gold Medal Faith: What Does Gold Medal Faith Require?Pastor John Mark introduces the sermon series "Gold Medal Faith," drawing inspiration from the Olympics and the book of 2 Timothy. He focuses on passing the baton of faith to the next generation.
- 47Gold Medal Faith: Gold Medal Faith Requires CommitmentThrough analogies of the good soldier, athlete, and hardworking farmer, Pastor John Mark highlights the qualities essential for a gold medal faith: endurance, discipline, perseverance, and hard work.
- 48Gold Medal Faith: Gold Medal Faith Requires CommitmentThrough analogies of the good soldier, athlete, and hardworking farmer, Pastor John Mark highlights the qualities essential for a gold medal faith: endurance, discipline, perseverance, and hard work.
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