Frontier Church

The Call That Disrupts Everything | Disruptive Discipleship Series (Mark 1:14–20)

What if the thing standing between you and your purpose… is your comfort?In this message, The Call That Disrupts Everything, Pastor Christian Martinsen walks through the moment Jesus first calls His disciples in Mark 1:14–20 — a passage where a few fishermen drop everything at the sound of one voice.Jesus doesn’t wait for them to be ready.He interrupts.He reorders.He remakes.This isn’t a story about fishermen — it’s a story about you.And the question is: Will you drop your nets and follow?Key Takeaways:-The Kingdom doesn’t enhance your life — it takes over your life with grace.-“Follow Me” is not an invitation to inspiration. It’s a call to total surrender.-God isn’t waiting for a more prepared version of you — your time is now.-Repentance isn’t guilt. It’s turning from “what serves me” to serving the King.-You don’t make yourself into something — He makes you.Cultural Insight:In a world that constantly tells us “if it doesn’t serve you, cut it off,” Jesus invites us into something radically different:-A mission bigger than yourself. A purpose born out of surrender.-Not self-expression. Kingdom transformation.Watch now and rediscover your calling.Because when Jesus calls, everything changes.Subscribe for more messages in our Disruptive Discipleship series.Learn more: frontierpasadena.com

Sent but Secure: The Harvest is Ready... Are We?

Message Title: Sent But Secure | Luke 10:1–22Series: Disruptive DiscipleshipWhat if the greatest joy in life isn’t what you do for God—but knowing you’re already His? In this message, we explore Luke 10, where Jesus sends out 72 ordinary disciples into a world that’s hungry, hostile, and ready. You’ll discover why the harvest is plentiful, why revival begins with obedience, and how true discipleship isn’t safe—but it is secure.→ Learn how to pray for laborers, not just revival.→ Embrace your place in a quiet but powerful move of God.→ Rejoice—not in your success, but that your name is written in heaven.

The Spirit’s to Restore Hope, Ez 37, Kathy Martinsen

Have you ever looked at something in your life and thought, “It’s too far gone”?A broken relationship. A dream that died. A heart that feels numb.This Sunday, we are excited to have Kathy Martinsen, Christian's wonderful mom, bring the message from Ezekiel 37—the powerful vision of dry bones coming to life. In a valley of death and disappointment, God asks a question that still echoes today:“Can these bones live?”Through the words of a prophet and the breath of the Spirit, we’ll explore how God restores what we’ve written off—how He brings life where there was only loss, and hope where there was only heartache.If you're in a season of spiritual dryness, or if someone you love feels beyond repair—this is a message that will strengthen you.God is still breathing. And His Spirit still restores.