Duncan Pentecostal Church

We all experience overwhelm in life, but no one experienced it greater than Jesus Himself. As we look at the pressure and agony Jesus faced in the garden of Gethsemane in Mark 14:26-42 we can learn how to overcome overwhelm.

Join us in Mark 14:17-25 for this week's sermon, "You give your Judas too much power." Learn how Jesus holds on to worship, love, and salvation over worries, bitterness and retribution. This message will encourage you to let go of the control Judas may have over you and hold on to what Christ offers.

Though not every Christian agrees on the end times events, all agree Jesus is coming again. Today we look at the second coming of Christ and how to live today in light of His return.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Wars, famines, earthquakes…we learned in Mark 13:1-13 are NOT the signs of Jesus coming, but what is? As we continue our study through Mark chapter 13 we get deeper into the details and discussion of the end times, and perhaps even a look at what the actual sign of His coming is.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

In this week’s sermon, "How You Do It Matters More Than What You Do," we dive into Esther 4:1-17 and discuss lessons to live a meaningful life. Join us as we explore how Esther teaches us to stand firm against lies, relentlessly pursue truth, and commit to God’s purposes no matter the personal cost. This message will challenge you to focus not so much on what you do, but on how

While it may seem like everything is falling apart in this world, we do not have to be afraid. God is in control and told us ahead of time what would happen. In fact, it is all falling together according to God’s plan. As we begin Mark 13 we will begin to look at Jesus’ longest teaching in Mark which all centres around the end and His return.For more information about Duncan Pe

Since His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, Jesus has been tested and questioned by the religious leaders, basically putting him on trial. After silencing his critics, it is now Jesus turn to give His closing statement in which He’ll address the Christ, condemnation and commendation.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Everyone has questions, it’s a part of life and there is nothing wrong with having questions. But as we’ll see in Mark 12:18-34 with some of the religious leaders of Israel, sometimes in our questioning we’re wrong and sometimes we’re close, but is that enough? *Join us as we look at question of eternity and a question of priority.*We apologize for the poor audio quality.Fo

This passage is when the Israelites were finally going into the Promised Land - they faced many obstacles: giants, huge fortresses, a flooded river - how were they to go in?God’s heart is that each one of us is able to enter fully into all that God has for us - but we also face many challenges in life - some that, like the giants and fortresses, seem too big for us.The Israelite

You can hardly blame the Jews who had been exiled to Babylon for looking for a way out of their circumstances. They were living in a foreign country as political prisoners. Their homeland was far away, and there was no hope of returning. They were looking for a quick deliverance to restore their fortunes. Instead, they got a clear word from the Lord to settle in for the long term a