On March 17th, many people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. For most people, that means wearing green and joking about leprechauns! But what is St. Patty’s Day all about? Pastor Mike Fabarez shares the real-life story of the man we all know as St. Patrick. You’ll be inspired by his true legacy of bold evangelism.

There are not many guarantees you can fully count on in this world. Resolutions are easily forgotten and promises often broken. But Pastor Mike Fabarez says we can find confidence in this—that when God makes a promise, he’ll never break it!

It’s possible to tiptoe right up to the line, but never cross over into genuine faith. To make sure we’re not on the spiritual fence, scripture provides helpful ways to verify our salvation. Pastor Mike Fabarez highlights one of these reassuring identifiers of true faith.

Ever had an almost experience? Almost marry that former sweetheart? Almost take that promising job? Some “almosts” can be blessings. But Pastor Mike Fabarez explains there is no greater tragedy than being an “almost” Christian. We’ll learn what it means to rightly respond to the gospel.

Sometimes, Christianity can be seen as a “sin management” program. People sign up to get better control of their own lives rather than relinquishing control altogether. Pastor Mike Fabarez asks us to take a look at our motives. Is our faith about us, or Christ?

Nothing strikes fear into the heart of a parent like the words “family crisis.” Pastor Mike Fabarez sets down biblical guidance for strengthening family ties. While our culture seems dead set on tearing down the traditional family, the Bible affirms the beauty and blessing of this fundamental unit!

It’s uncomfortable to admit when we’re wrong or when we’ve made a mistake. But could a proper awareness of our sin be an indicator that we’re truly following God? Pastor Mike Fabarez explains how godly conviction is a marker of authentic faith!

It’s easy to become the center of our universe and pull everything into our personal orbit. But the heart of a true follower of Jesus revolves around a completely different axis. Pastor Mike Fabarez looks at the difference in focus between a Christian and an “Almost Christian.”