Maplewood Nazarene

The key to breaking free? Otis Campbell from Andy Griffith’s Mayberry has a lot to teach us on this topic. Join us for this weeks insightful message as we continue our “Breaking Free” series this summer.

Following Jesus isn’t easy. He asks us to give up everything in order to follow him. One of the toughest barriers to following Jesus is our addiction to money and materialism. This week at Maplewood, Pastor Joe cuts to the chase on this challenging issue, drawing from Jesus’ teaching in Mark chapter 10…

How do we break free from the cycle of defeat brought on by the deceitful desires of this world? This week, Pastor Joe explores the key to victory in the tug-of-war for each and every one of our souls….

When the going get’s tough, we can be tempted to give up and give in. But followers of Jesus can have an advantage during tough times. This week, Pastor Joe explores how we can break free through perseverance, spending some time in Mark 5. It’s time to break free through perseverance….

Forgiveness is one of the keys to breaking free from our self-centered culture and entering into new life with Jesus. This week, Pastor Joe talks about the impact of forgiveness in the life of Saint Peter, whose spiritual ups and downs demonstrate God’s desire to help us break free into life full of peace, power and joy.

This week at Maplewood, Pastor Joe focused on one of the main things that holds us back from breaking free from our “me first” culture. Our study is rooted in the words of Jesus in Matthew 7. Join us as we focus on the concept of “intentional humility.”

That old saying about “sticks and stones” is fake news. In reality, our words we speak matter very much, regardless of your station in life. This week at Maplewood, Pastor Joe again is exploring the implications of Ephesians 4 on how the words we say impact our ability to break free and become the people Jesus calls us to be. These words matter to all people who are striving for a deeper relationship with Christ.

Does anger get the best of you? Part of what it means to be a follower of Jesus is to learn how to break free from our anger so that we can become the person God intended for you to really be. In a very relatable presentation, Pastor Joe explores Ephesians 4 and how it helps understand how we can break free from anger and grow up in our faith walk with Jesus.

The first step to breaking free from our modern culture to follow Jesus is to become personally accountable. This week, Maplewood continues our series called “Breaking Free.” Pastor Joe focuses on what personal accountability looks like in our lives, helping us see it as the antidote we so desperately need to find life more abundant.