Mulder Church Podcast

In Jesus' parable about the workers in the vineyard, we learn that God's generosity overturns our sense of fairness. We all receive more than we deserve which is eternal life with God.

Jesus' parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl remind us that the Kingdom of Heaven is worth any sacrifice we make to gain it. In this message, we're challenged to give God "one more percent" because Jesus gave everything for us first. Discussion Guide = http://mulderchurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/1759613127The_Kingdom_Is_Like_Week_3.pdf

In our very first episode, Pastors Jonathan Hart and Hunter Bethea sit down for an unscripted, off-the-cuff conversation about their experience at the New Room Conference. They share personal highlights, key takeaways, and how the messages and moments from the gathering are shaping their own faith journeys. It’s a relaxed, honest conversation that not only recaps a powerful event but also gives yo...

In part 2 of the sermon series, "The Kingdom Is Like", mark 4:26-34 communicates to us that in contrast to the big, loud, fast, powerful attention-getting measures of the world, God works in the small and seemingly insignificant. In fact, He's already planted the seed and it's growing under the surface. There's power in the process and promise of a harvest. In this sermon, we...

Sunday September 21, 2025 - In part 1 of the sermon series, “The Kingdom Is Like,” Luke 15 communicates to us that Jesus doesn’t just forgive sins. He pursues sinners, because heaven’s joy is not in rewarding the righteous but in rescuing the lost. In this sermon we learn of “The Scandal of Grace.”

Pastor Jonathan delivers the final sermon in the series, Faith With Feeling! Discussion Guide - http://mulderchurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Faith-With-Feeling-Week-6.pdf

Pastor Hunter Bethea with Part 5 of Faith With Feeling: Anxiety

Pastor Jonathan Hart discusses how to be completely authentic with God and how we can practically put off our "old self" and put on our "new self".

Pastor Jonathan Hart discusses how we can all participate in making disciples of all nations. Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 1:8