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Scott Marshall

From Empty Nets to Feed My Sheep

Peter’s story is one many people can relate to. He was called by Jesus beside empty fishing nets, walked closely with Him for years, and yet still failed in a moment of fear. But Peter’s ...

Did God Stop Speaking?

In the Bible, God spoke directly to people like Abraham, Moses, and the prophets. He gave visions, dreams, and clear instructions. But today many people wonder: If God spoke that way then, why does it ...

The Pedestal Problem in the Church

There is a strange habit that has developed in modern Christianity. Someone posts a verse. Another person responds with another verse. Before long the conversation turns into a competition of who can quote Scripture harder, ...

What’s Waging War Against Your Walk?

What’s really waging war against your walk with God? In this message, we take an honest look at the daily battle every believer faces between the flesh and the Spirit. Scripture is clear that the struggle ...

The Gospel Is Not an Escape Plan

If your only motivation for heaven is not going to hell, you’ve missed the entire point. That may sound blunt, but stay with me for a minute, because this matters more than most people realize. I ...

When Evil Makes People Doubt God

The Epstein Files, Human Sin, and the Justice That Is Coming Over the past several years, the world has been repeatedly confronted with the horrifying reality of child exploitation and trafficking. The renewed attention around the ...

God Whispers

In a world that feels louder, faster, and more unstable than ever, many people are quietly moving from living… to merely surviving. But Scripture reminds us of something powerful: God has not gone silent. In this ...

Watergate and the Empty Tomb

Liars don’t last long… but truth doesn’t die. Two weeks ago we looked at what Jesus finished on the cross. Today we ask a different question: why didn’t the story end there? In this message, we examine ...

The Spirit of Lawlessness

We are watching chaos, division, and deception unfold in real time—and it isn’t random. This message confronts what Scripture calls lawlessness: not just wrongdoing, but the rejection of truth, authority, restraint, and reverence. In a culture ...

He Built Me for This

I didn’t go looking for this.I would’ve chosen something quieter, easier, more predictable. But the call doesn’t ask if you’re comfortable.It asks if you’re willing. I tried to talk myself out of it.Told myself I wasn’t built ...

The Seven Last Words

The Seven Last Words is a message preached from the cross. In His final hours, Jesus did not speak randomly or emotionally. Every word He spoke was intentional, revealing the heart of God and the purpose ...

I Preach in Blue Jeans

I preach in blue jeans. Not because I’m trying to be edgy or because I’m trying to be relatable. And not because I think denim is somehow more spiritual than a suit. I preach in blue ...

Saved From What?

You say you’re saved… saved from what? That’s not a trick question — it’s one of the most important questions you can answer with honesty. A lot of people think “saved” just means you’re a decent person, ...

Are You Ready?

In this message, we walk through what the Bible actually says about the return of Jesus Christ—and what it means to live prepared. This isn’t about guessing dates, chasing headlines, or building fear. Scripture is ...

Law, Love, and the Lie of Righteous Rage

This sermon confronts the modern habit of twisting Scripture to justify anger, chaos, and dehumanization, while ignoring the full counsel of God’s Word. Walking through passages from Genesis, Leviticus, Romans, Judges, the Psalms, and the ...

You Don’t Get to Make Your Own God

Tonight at jail ministry, I shared a message titled Sin Didn’t Just Hurt You — It Used You. For a few men in the room, it landed exactly where it needed to. You could tell ...

The Real Crisis is the Absence of God’s People

I recently heard a statement that really resonated with me because it made sense immediately. Society’s problem isn’t the presence of growing evil, but the growing absence of God’s people. At first glance, that may sound like ...

Discipling the Person in the Mirror

Before we ever talk about discipling others, we need to confront the harder work of discipling ourselves. This message centers on the reality that knowing Scripture is not the same as obeying it, and that ...

Finding the Joy in Christmas Again

Have you lost the joy of Christmas somewhere along the way? In a world filled with distraction, stress, and spiritual drift, it’s easy to forget what this season is really about. This message, Finding the ...

When they say…Is the Cross Enough?

When they say… • When they say you must repeat specific prayers or confessions to stay forgiven• When they say salvation must be maintained through ongoing rituals• When they say forgiveness requires an earthly mediator• When ...

The Action Bible

PURCHASE THE ACTION BIBLE This Christmas, our church had the privilege of adopting a local family. Along with gifts, we ...

From Shadows to Supper

Communion isn’t just a ritual. It’s the fulfillment of a divine story that began with lambs, blood, and ancient covenants—and finds its fullness in Jesus Christ. In this message, we trace the journey from Old ...

Abide in The Vine

In a world that constantly pushes self-reliance, self-promotion, and the idea of creating your own truth, John 15 brings us back to the one foundation that actually produces life: abiding in Christ. This message walks ...

You Weren’t Locked Up-You Were Stopped

“You weren’t arrested — you were rescued.”This message is a raw, unfiltered look at why so many men end up behind bars and never realize the truth: God didn’t put them there to break them… ...

6 Month Ministry Impact Report

This video marks my first six months as pastor of Northern Light Church. I never planned for this role, but God made the calling unmistakable. Over these months, we’ve seen our congregation triple in size, ...

Finding Peace in Chaos

Life feels chaotic for many people today—constant pressure, mental exhaustion, fear about the future, and distractions coming from every direction. But Philippians 4:4–13 gives a pathway to a peace that does not depend on circumstances. ...

Gratitude on Hard Ground

We talk a lot about gratitude at Thanksgiving… but the Bible doesn’t wait for a holiday to call us thankful. In Habakkuk 3:17–18, God shows us a gratitude that stands even when the trees are ...

Thankful for a Giving Community

I’ve been thinking a lot about how blessed we are to belong to a church family that truly gives from the heart. Every week I watch people serve, pray, encourage, and support the work God ...

77 Evidences of Scripture

The Bible isn’t just a book of faith — it’s a book of evidence. 77 Evidences of Scripture gathers compelling reasons why you can trust God’s Word. From fulfilled prophecies to historical accuracy, from the preservation of ...

77 Twisted Scriptures

Scripture is powerful — but it’s also often misunderstood. 77 Twisted Scriptures shines a light on verses that are frequently taken out of context, misquoted, or misapplied. Each entry helps you see what the Bible really says ...

77 Questions About Scripture

The Bible invites honest questions — and it provides solid answers. 77 Questions About Scripture explores common, thoughtful, and sometimes challenging questions about God’s Word, its meaning, and its message. This devotional-style book is designed to encourage curiosity, ...

Jesus Loves the Black Sheep

You found Jesus in jail… but what happens next? Jesus Loves the Black Sheep isn’t a feel-good devotional. It’s a real-world, truth-filled guide for men and women who gave their lives to Christ behind bars—but now need ...

If Jesus Is Not The Messiah…There Will Never Be One

https://youtu.be/Irb9N8VE28k?si=Q5PJUWIxmuV-FLGS This message walks step-by-step through Scripture, prophecy, history, and evidence to show that Jesus is exactly who He claimed to be — the promised Messiah and the only hope for humanity. If Jesus isn’t the ...

Where God Leads, Peace Follows

One of the quietest—but most important—truths in the Christian life is this: God is the One who leads His people where they need to be. Psalm 23:1 says the Lord is our Shepherd, and shepherds ...

Are You 100% Sure You’d Go to Heaven?

Let’s just be real. Most people don’t think about dying until it’s staring them in the face. We plan for everything else — vacations, retirement, kids’ college — but we dodge the one guaranteed appointment ...

Praying in the Spirit

What It Really Means (and What It Doesn’t) There’s a phrase that circulates often among believers—“praying in the Spirit.” For some, it’s a deeply personal way to describe a connection with God during prayer. For others, ...

When Ministry Becomes Me-istry

There’s something happening in the modern church that we don’t like to talk about, but I think it’s time we do. Somewhere along the way, ministry drifted into something it was never meant to be. ...

Christianity Wasn’t Meant to Be Easy

Ephesians 5:11 says, “Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them.” That’s not just Paul writing to the Ephesian church two thousand years ago—it’s God speaking directly into what we ...

Shepherds Don’t Clock Out

A church deserves a pastor who will serve, not just preach and collect a paycheck. Real ministry happens in the trenches with people, not just behind a pulpit. The role of a pastor has never ...

Ain’t Man’s Call

There’s a dangerous trend happening in pulpits today. And because I’m new to the pulpit myself, I watch a lot of preachers—some who inspire me and others who make me step back and shake my ...

Why We Must Speak His Name

At Charlie Kirk’s memorial service, Vice President JD Vance made a striking confession: “I was telling somebody backstage that I always felt a little uncomfortable talking about my faith in public as much as I ...

Rumors, Reels, and the Death of Discernment

Remember back before the internet? People could dislike someone they’d never even met—based on nothing more than a rumor. Somebody would whisper, “I heard he said this…” or “She did that…” and suddenly a whole ...

When Hatred Becomes Headlines: A Call for Awakening

Another tragedy has shaken our nation. This time, in Minneapolis, where a school—intended to be a place of learning, safety, and innocence—became the site of hatred and horror. Children’s lives were taken, families devastated, and ...

Magic show at a church?

Whenever the word “magic” comes up, people often jump straight to thoughts of sorcery, witchcraft, or the occult — the very things Scripture condemns. Deuteronomy 18:10–12 makes it clear that practices like divination, fortune telling, ...

What Makes a Church a Church

Why do people go to church? For some, it’s habit. For others, it’s social connection. Some go because they like the music, or the programs for their kids, or because Grandma would be upset if ...

Why Did He Create Us? This World Stinks.

I was driving home a couple of weeks ago, weighed down by frustration, when I did what I often do—I started speaking to God. The words came out almost unfiltered: “God, this world stinks. It’s ...
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