In this episode of The Open Bible, Colton teaches through Mark 1:29–39, recorded live at FBC Rosedale.

We step into a powerful moment in the early ministry of Jesus — from the healing of Peter’s mother-in-law to the quiet place where Jesus withdraws to pray. In just a few short verses, we see two life-shaping truths:

• Worship is a response.

When Peter’s mother-in-law is healed, she immediately begins to serve. Her service wasn’t obligation — it was gratitude. Real worship flows naturally from a heart that has encountered the healing power of Jesus.

• Jesus prioritized intimacy with the Father.

Before the crowds gathered, before the ministry expanded, Jesus rose early to pray. If the Son of God sought closeness with the Father, how much more should we? Ministry must flow from relationship — not replace it.

This episode challenges us to ask:

Are we responding to Jesus with wholehearted worship?

And are we guarding time alone with the Father the way Jesus did?

Open your Bible, lean in, and let’s see what God is saying through Mark 1.

In this midweek service, Pastor Colton walks through 1 Peter 2:1, focusing on the command to “rid yourselves of all malice and all deceit.” It’s a powerful reminder that before we can truly grow in our faith, we must first deal with what’s poisoning our hearts.

Malice and deceit might sound like harsh words, but they show up in subtle ways—through bitterness we hold onto, words meant to hurt, or pretending to be something we’re not. In this message, Pastor Colton unpacks what these attitudes really mean, how they can quietly creep into our lives, and why God calls us to lay them down completely.

You’ll be encouraged to examine your own heart, release the grudges and dishonesty that weigh you down, and pursue a sincere walk with Christ. This message is a call to spiritual honesty and a fresh start in your relationship with God and others.

Perfect for anyone who needs a midweek reset and a reminder that real growth begins with a clean heart.

Podcast Episode: Because He Said So — Week 3: “Make Disciples”

In this week’s message, Pastor Colton Arbuckle dives into Jesus’ final command in Matthew 28:19–20 — to make disciples of all nations. What does it really mean to make disciples, and how do we live that out in everyday life?

Join us as Colton challenges believers to move beyond simply attending church to becoming disciple-makers — people who invest in others, teach God’s Word, and walk with them as they grow in faith. This message will inspire, equip, and remind you that the Great Commission isn’t just for pastors or missionaries… it’s for every follower of Jesus.

🙌 Listen in, take notes, and let’s get to work — because He said so.