Radiant Church Bay City

In this message, Pastor Marco goes deeper into the specifics of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Marco talks about discipleship specifically from the New Testament’s vantage point. We learn that discipleship is much more than head knowledge or church attendance but apprenticeship under rabbi Jesus Himself.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches from Acts 16 and Paul and Silas’ time in prison. In a dark situation, Paul and Silas begin to pray and sing. Sometimes God gives us songs in the midnight hour to pull through our most difficult seasons.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches from Acts 15 and the Council at Jerusalem. The council decides that Gentiles do not need to be circumcised in order to saved but that they should abstain from sexual immorality. What is significant about sex and what does the Bible have to say about it? Pastor Marco addresses these questions and more.

Standalone  message from Pastor Marco Salazar 

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches from Acts 13 and John Mark’s departure from Paul and Barnabas. For a season, Mark chooses what is easy or comfortable. But what may have been a missed opportunity, God uses to grow and mature Mark. He goes on to write an account of Jesus’ life that would change the world.

Stand alone message given by pastor Sonny of Radiant Kalamazoo 

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches from Acts 12 and Peter’s escape from prison with the help of an angel. We learn that even though the church faces opposition, God plans and purposes will prevail. When bad things happen, we can still trust in His sovereignty and goodness.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches on Barnabas who was called, “son of encouragement.” We’ll learn how and why encouragement is a big part of Christian discipleship and why we should encourage those around us in their faith.

In this message, Pastor Marco teaches on the hope we have from the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection brings us certain hope, future hope, and present hope. The question is: How will we respond to Jesus’ resurrection? Will we dismiss it, or believe and follow Jesus?