Little things always add up to big things, whether good or bad. In Mark 8:11-26 Jesus teaches us about little things in our lives and the kingdom that can have big impact, positive and negative.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Everyone has a story. Join us as we hear from Mel Way on Mother’s Day about her story of faith and family.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Join us this week as we continue our study in the Gospel of Mark and see that Jesus does all things well. The problem is, we’ll also see that far too often we tend to be like the disciples who forget that.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

An accusation is made against Jesus and his disciples that they do not honour the traditions that the Israelites have followed for generations and eat with defiled hands.In this passage Jesus explains to his followers what it is that can actually defile a person. The sin and defilement that we see on the outside, those things that can dirty our robes of righteousness, actually comes from within. Jesus gets to the heart of the issue, by pointing out the innately evil nature that can come from our heart. And how do we need to respond? Come to Jesus, get our hearts close to Him, the only one that can purify an unclean heart.What a challenge in our world today. How can we live with a heart close to God? How can we intercede on behalf of others and bring their hearts before God?For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Join us for a thought-provoking journey through Matthew 22:34-46 in this week's sermon: 'Don’t get trapped in the false dichotomy.' Delve into the timeless wisdom of Jesus as we explore how to navigate the complexities of life without falling into the trap of false dichotomies. Learn to discern the real questions, keeping the main thing, and the importance of not making it about yourself.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Sometimes following God means we get to lie down in green pastures. Sometimes following God means we get to experience storms and struggles! Join us as we finish off Mark 6 and are encouraged by the promises of God when we find ourselves obeying Him straight into storms and struggles.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

He is risen! Restored from death to life, the resurrection of Christ means that for us we can experience restoration as well in every area of our life.

This week we celebrate Palm Sunday, and Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. We'll see how Jesus came both as the long-awaited messiah, our King, and the Passover lamb, our sacrifice.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Picnics are always great, but church picnics are even better! This week we see the first church picnic ever and how the feeding of the 5000 teaches us much about ministry alongside God.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

All of us live life around other people, and sometimes people can be difficult! This week we see three options from Mark 6:1-29 on how to deal with difficult people.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

The Bible often uses the analogy that God is our shepherd and we are his sheep, but what does that really mean? What does the sheep-shepherd relationship truly look like and how does a good shepherd provide? Journey through Psalm 23 with guest speaker, Ross Breitkreuz, and discover the humble truth that we are more like sheep then we even realize.

What ails you and that you would do whatever it takes to be free of? Join us as we see a father and a woman reach out in faith to Jesus, doing whatever it takes, to find that He has healing in His wings.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

What do you need freedom from?  In Mark 5 we see the incredible deliverance of a man bound and possessed by a hoard of demons, but they are no match for Jesus. Jesus is bigger than anything that may try to bind us and Mark 5 is an incredible picture of the freedom that can be found in Christ alone.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

We all go through storms in life, but what if we were able to be at such peace and trust in Christ that we were able to essentially sleep through those storms? Join us as we see Jesus sleep through a storm and learn some lessons on how we can be more like Christ in the storms of life.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Forgiveness, not easy, but not impossible, and absolutely essential. Join us as we look at the command to forgive and the why and how of forgiveness.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

What are you afraid of? There is one fear that can put all other fears into perspective, the fear of God. What is it? Why do we often not have it? What does it mean for a Christian today? Join us as we look into the fear of God together.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

What is the deal with tithing? Is it just part of the Old Testament law? As New Covenant followers of Jesus are we bound by the tithe? This first Sunday of January we begin 21 days of prayer and fasting as a church to create space for God to move in our lives. Praying and fasting aren’t the only areas that Jesus spoke of creating space though, giving was another one. Join us as we explore creating space for God to move in our finances and look at what really is the deal with tithing.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Words are very powerful, but none are more powerful that God’s Word. This week we look at four parables in Mark 4 that focus on the working in, and working out, of the word of God in our lives.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

How’s your heart? In this message on the parable of the sower and the soils, Jesus teaches us to check our heart for how it receives the seed of God’s Word. Does the fruit of your life look like Jesus? If not, you may need to check your heart and the soil condition of it.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Ps. Austen teachers on Mark Chapter 3:20-35.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com