29:11 Church

29:11 Church

29:11 Church is a community of believers led by pastor Mark Rempel in Tempe, Arizona. We believe in the PLAN, HOPE and FUTURE God has FOR EVERYONE. Enjoy our podcast and please feel free to visit us at 2911church.com or check out our APP searching 2911 Church.

  1. 6d ago

    The Fight for the Covenant: Marriage, Divorce & the Power of Redemption

    What does it mean to truly fight for your marriage—and what happens when the marriage has already been broken? In this powerful message, Pastor Zion brings the Protect What Matters series to a close with an honest and biblical conversation about marriage, divorce, separation, covenant, family, and redemption. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 7 and other passages of Scripture, Pastor Zion challenges us to see marriage as a covenant rather than a contract, reminding us that every marriage will face difficult seasons and that covenant love requires patience, forgiveness, humility, perseverance, and work. But this message also makes an important distinction: fighting for marriage never means remaining in an abusive or dangerous situation. There is a difference between marital conflict and abuse, and those facing violence, coercion, threats, or danger are encouraged to seek help and prioritize safety. Most importantly, this message is for everyone—including those whose marriages have ended. Divorce does not have to be the end of your story. Through Jesus, there is forgiveness, redemption, healing, and the opportunity to move forward. Pastor Zion reminds us: “Sometimes the miracle isn't getting out. It's staying in.” And for those whose story already looks different than they imagined: “Just because your marriage ended does not mean your story has ended or God's hand has left your life.” Wherever you are and whatever season you're in, the call remains the same: Live as a believer.

  2. Sep 20

    When You Feel Outnumbered, Remember: God Is Enough | Gideon & the 300

    What do you do when you feel outnumbered, overwhelmed, or completely unqualified for what God has called you to do? In Judges 6–7, Gideon faced an enemy army of 135,000 men with only 32,000 soldiers—and God eventually reduced his army to just 300 men. Why? Because God wanted Israel to know that the victory would come from Him, not their own strength. Pastor Kirstyn walks through the story of Gideon and reminds us that God’s presence is greater than our inadequacy. When we feel like we aren't enough, the question isn't “Am I enough?” but “Is God enough?” This message explores: - Why God sometimes confronts what's happening inside us before changing our circumstances - How sin steals and why God desires freedom, not just temporary relief - The difference between fear of the world and fear of God - Why fear can cause us to put our faith in the wrong thing - What Gideon's 300 men teach us about trusting God when we're outnumbered - Why we don't fight spiritual battles with worldly weapons - How prayer, truth, obedience, faith, and standing firm become our weapons - How to stop trying to do God's job and simply take the next right step You may feel like you're not enough. You may feel surrounded. You may not know how the situation you're facing is going to work out. But you don't have to manufacture the miracle. God does what only God can do. When your resources aren't enough, your strength isn't enough, and your plan isn't enough, remember: God is enough.

  3. Sep 6

    Your Relationship Status Does NOT Define You | Protect Your Devotion

    Your relationship status does not determine your significance. Whether you’re single, dating, engaged, married, divorced, or widowed, God has a purpose for the season you’re in. In this message, Pastor Reggie challenges us to stop treating marriage as the destination and start recognizing that Jesus is the destination. Singleness is not a sickness, marriage is not graduation, and dating is not about finding someone to complete you. Only Jesus can complete your soul. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 7, Philippians 4, and 2 Corinthians 6, Pastor Reggie shares practical and biblical wisdom for protecting your devotion to Christ in every relationship season. If you're single, this message will remind you that your life is not on hold. If you're dating, you'll learn why dating should be about discernment rather than completion. And if you're married, you'll be encouraged to remember that your marriage is a gift—not your identity. In this message, you'll discover: • Why singleness is a gift, not a deficiency • Why marriage is not the destination • How to date with discernment and purpose • Why chemistry isn't enough for a Christ-centered relationship • How boundaries can protect what matters • Why clarity is kindness in relationships • How to hold contentment and desire together • How to pursue what you desire without panicking or compromising • Why your relationship status does not define your identity • Why Jesus—not another person—is the one who truly completes you “Your purpose doesn't begin when somebody chooses you. You've already been chosen by God.” Whether you're single, dating, engaged, married, divorced, or widowed, don't postpone faithfulness until your circumstances change. Live as a believer right where you are.

  4. Aug 30

    What Does It Mean to Be a Godly Husband? | Biblical Leadership, Marriage & Masculinity

    What does it really mean to be a godly husband? In a culture with competing definitions of masculinity, marriage, leadership, and responsibility, Scripture gives us a different picture. In this powerful message from 2911 Church, we look at what it means for husbands to lead their families—not through domination or control, but through the sacrificial love of Jesus. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 7, Ephesians 5, 1 Timothy 5, Colossians 3, Proverbs 31, and 1 Peter 3, this message challenges husbands to embrace their God-given calling to lead, protect, provide, and cultivate their wives and families. A godly husband is called to: • Lead his wife with sacrificial love • Take responsibility for his family• Cast vision and make wise decisions• Protect his wife and children • Provide without allowing provision to become pride • Prioritize his wife's physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual needs • Pursue his wife and cultivate friendship in marriage • Know, understand, cherish, and care for his wife • Lead his family spiritually by being the first to obey God's Word • Die to himself in the ordinary moments of everyday life Biblical masculinity isn't about domination. It's about submission to Jesus. And the call isn't to become some perfect version of a man. It's to become more like Jesus. Whether you're married, preparing for marriage, or simply seeking to understand God's design for husbands and fathers, this message will challenge and encourage you to ask an important question: What are you fighting for? Because being a godly husband isn't about proving that you're a man. It's about faithfully living out the calling God has already given you.

  5. Aug 23

    3 Things Every Wife Should Protect in Her Marriage | Biblical Marriage

    What does it really mean to protect your marriage? In this powerful message from 1 Corinthians 7, we take a biblical look at marriage, communication, intimacy, leadership, and the role of a wife in building a healthy, Christ-centered home. In a culture that often emphasizes what marriage and motherhood can cost us, Scripture reminds us that marriage and family can also be beautiful gifts from God. But anything valuable is worth protecting. In this message, we explore three things every wife should intentionally protect in her marriage: Protect the way you see him — Learn how contempt, criticism, comparison, and unresolved offenses can slowly erode a marriage, and discover how biblical love chooses honor and grace. Protect his strength — Discover what it means to encourage your husband's leadership, make room for him to lead, and build confidence rather than constantly tearing him down. Protect your priority — Marriage can easily get pushed aside by children, work, ministry, phones, exhaustion, and everyday life. Learn why your marriage needs intentional protection and attention. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 7, 1 Corinthians 13, Proverbs 14, Proverbs 21, Proverbs 25, Proverbs 27, Ephesians 4, and 2 Kings 4, this message offers practical and biblical wisdom for wives who want to build a marriage strong enough to carry whatever tomorrow brings. You don't always know what your marriage will have to carry in the future. That's why you protect it today. Whether you've been married for decades, you're newly married, you're preparing for marriage, or you're simply looking to grow in your understanding of biblical relationships, this message will challenge and encourage you to ask: What am I building today that my marriage may need tomorrow? And ultimately, the prayer isn't simply, "Lord, help me be a better wife." It's: "Lord, make me more like Jesus." 📖 1 Corinthians 7 📖 1 Corinthians 13 📖 Proverbs 14:1 📖 Ephesians 4:15 📖 2 Kings 4

  6. Aug 16

    Sex, Pornography & Purity: Why God Says “Protect What Matters” | 1 Corinthians 6

    What if the real issue isn't sex—but who you belong to? In this powerful and challenging message from 2911 Church, Zion walks through 1 Corinthians 6–7 and tackles one of the most difficult subjects facing the Church today: sex, pornography, purity, marriage, and sexual temptation. Paul's message to the Corinthians was radically counter-cultural: “You are not your own; you were bought with a price.” Our bodies belong to Christ, and what God created as good was designed to flourish within the protection of His covenant. Using the powerful picture of fire and a fireplace, this message explores why God's boundaries around sexuality aren't about restriction—they're about protection. You'll hear practical and biblical teaching on: • Why sexual intimacy was designed for the covenant of marriage • The biblical perspective on cohabitation before marriage • Why pornography can reshape our understanding of intimacy • How parents can help protect their children from early exposure to pornography • The importance of accountability, confession, and community • How husbands and wives can protect and rekindle intimacy in marriage • Why our identity is not defined by our sexual history, addiction, or past mistakes • And most importantly, how Jesus brings forgiveness, freedom, healing, and redemption Whether you're married, dating, single, a parent, or simply trying to navigate sexuality in today's culture, this message is an invitation to protect what matters—your marriage, your future, your family, your children, and your relationship with Jesus. You are not too far gone. You are not too dirty. You are not disqualified. Your past does not have the final word. “You are not your own; you were bought with a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies.” — 1 Corinthians 6:19–20

  7. Aug 9

    God Is Working Behind the Scenes | His Goodness & Mercy Will Follow You

    What if God isn't just working ahead of you—but He's also working behind you? In this powerful message, Pastor Jeff explores the goodness, mercy, and faithfulness of God through some of the most unexpected stories in Scripture. From Ruth and Naomi to Rahab, Tamar, David, and ultimately Jesus, we see a remarkable truth: God can redeem what has happened behind us and work all things together for good. Psalm 23:6 says, “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life.” God's goodness and mercy aren't simply following at a distance—they pursue us, surround us, and remind us that God is still working even when we can't see what He's doing. If you're walking through a difficult season, questioning God's plan, or wondering how He could possibly redeem your past, this message is a powerful reminder to keep trusting, keep being faithful, and remember that God is good and His mercy endures forever. Key Scriptures: • Psalm 23:6 • Psalm 136 • Romans 8:28 • Isaiah 52:12 • Psalm 139 • Ruth 1–4 • Matthew 1 Remember: God is working ahead of you, God is working behind you, and His goodness and mercy are pursuing you every day.

  8. Aug 2

    Stop Trying to Win Every Argument | 1 Corinthians 6 Explained

    How should Christians handle conflict? What does the Bible say about lawsuits, forgiveness, reconciliation, and living from our new identity in Christ? In this powerful message from 1 Corinthians 6, we discover that God calls believers to respond to conflict differently than the world. Rather than fighting to prove we're right, Scripture challenges us to pursue reconciliation, unity, and a witness that reflects Jesus. This sermon explores: • What Paul teaches about conflict between believers • Why Christians should value reconciliation over retaliation • The difference between justice and personal vindication • How Jesus modeled humility and forgiveness • What it means to be washed, sanctified, and justified • Living from your identity in Christ instead of seeking validation from the world If you've ever struggled with conflict, offense, forgiveness, or the need to prove yourself, this biblical teaching offers practical wisdom and lasting hope. 📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 6:1-11 🙏 If this message encouraged you, share it so more people can discover the life-changing truth of God's Word.

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29:11 Church is a community of believers led by pastor Mark Rempel in Tempe, Arizona. We believe in the PLAN, HOPE and FUTURE God has FOR EVERYONE. Enjoy our podcast and please feel free to visit us at 2911church.com or check out our APP searching 2911 Church.

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    29:11 Church
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
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