The Marion Message

Pastor Hank finishes up his Thankful series with Psalm 127. In this week's sermon, he preaches on the importance of  building our families with Jesus as the foundation. Thanks for listening.

Pastor Hank continues his Thankful series preaching on Psalm 86. Three times David talks about the steadfast love of God. Join us in celebrating the love of God. 

This week, Pastor Hank continues his Thankful series looking at God's Word. There are many reasons to be thankful for God's Word. Join him as he talks about just a few of those reasons. 

Due to a special worship service, today's podcast is a throwback. What do you do when your strength doesn't seem like enough? Rely on the only strength that always endures. Join Pastor Hank as he take a look at the strength of faith. Thanks for stopping by!

This week, Pastor Hank reminds us that the one true God is not distant or hidden, but personal and knowable through Jesus Christ. As Paul declared to the people of Athens, God is not made by human hands—He is the Creator who reveals Himself and invites us into relationship. This Thanksgiving season, be encouraged to draw near to the God who made you, knows you, and desires to be known by you.

This week’s message features guest speaker Dr. Bill Paige, sharing an encouraging word and powerful insight from God’s Word. Don’t miss this inspiring message from a seasoned man of faith.

This Sunday, Pastor Hank preached a powerful message titled “The Light Has Come” from John 8:12 — where Jesus declares, “I am the light of the world.” In this sermon, Pastor Hank reminds us that Christ shines into the darkness of our lives, exposing sin, guiding our steps, and offering true life to all who follow Him. We are called to walk in that light daily, leaving behind the shadows and living in the freedom only Jesus provides.

In this week’s message, “The Pleasure of Darkness,” Pastor Hank takes us to John 3:16–21 to confront a sobering truth — that humanity doesn’t just stumble into sin, we love it. Yet in the midst of our darkness, God’s love still shines through. Even as we cling to what’s wicked and hide from the light, Christ came to rescue us — not because we deserved it, but because His mercy is greater than our sin. This message calls us to examine the parts of our lives we keep hidden and to step into the transforming light of Jesus Christ, who died so we could live in freedom and truth.

Pastor Hanks expounds Isaiah 14:12-15, a passage often associated with the fall of Lucifer, but with significant spiritual application for believers today. Through this sermon, he unpacks how the ambition to ascend, to exalt self in place of God, is the root of darkness—both in cosmic and personal realms. 

In “What We Must Sow” (Hosea 9–10), Pastor Hanks warns of the bitter fruit of sin and the unshakable law of sowing and reaping. He calls us to break up our fallow ground, repent, and plant seeds of righteousness. This message is a clear reminder that today’s choices shape tomorrow’s harvest.