The MAC Podcast

Ephesians 6:14-20 In this message, Pastor Micah walks through each of the elements of the "Armor of God" listed in Ephesians 6.

Ephesians 6:10-13 In this message, Pastor Micah shares on how submitting to God (stop trying to do this on your own) and being surrounded by fellow Christians, we can stand strong against the enemy and fully live into who God has called us to be.

Ephesians 5:21-33 In this message, Pastor Donnie unpacks what it means for "wives, submit to you husbands" and "husbands, love your wife as Christ has loved the church."

In this Easter Sunday message, we invite you to "come and see" all that Jesus has done. Jesus has room for curious, the critical and the skeptics, and the confused. Jesus came to set us free and to open our eyes to the reality of the best news ever!

Matthew 21:4-11 We often think of Easter as a joyous time, but what about Palm Sunday? In this message we'll dive into the landmark day of Holy Week and reflect on how Palm Sunday is a picture of lament, not just joy.

Ephesians 4 & Galatians 5 | Micah Dalbey This week Micah taught on Ephesians 4 and Galatians 5 — focusing on how we are to be filled with the Spirit and comparing how the fruits of the Spirit contrast to the works of the flesh!

This morning (03.15.26) we had the privilege of hearing from Dr. Jonathan Shaeffer, the President of the Christian and Missionary Alliance!

Special guests Vince and Jo Vitale conclude the Acts 1:8 Missions Conference by sharing about how to practically live life on mission and asking God for a heart for the lost.

Ephesians 5:6-16 | Micah Dalbey Ephesians 5 talks about how we were once in darkness, but now we are the "light of Christ." This light in us produces only what is "good and right and true." What does goodness, righteousness, and truth look like in our lives?

What does it mean to "take up your cross"? This baptism message looks at surrendering your life to Jesus and why baptisms are important in our walk with him.

Micah Dalbey, Todd Auch, Deanne Reid, and Donnie Gebhard answer questions submitted by the church body in relation to the topic of Biblical Sexuality.

Jesus doesn't promise to fix us, he promises to form us. In this message we look at the purpose of our sexuality, and how it is a reflection of God's love for us.

In this message we continue our series in Ephesians, in the context of who we are “In Christ,” we’ll be addressing the topic of sexuality. Much brokenness and confusion often surrounds this conversation- but also great potential for healing and hope!  It’s incredibly important that the church speak to the confusion, dismantle lies we’re prone to believe, and hold up the beauty of God’s perfect design for this area of our lives.

Jesus is coming back! How does this statement inform our prayers? In this message we look at how God uses us in these present circumstances to accomplish his promise of "making all things new."

Why does God heal some people but not others? In this message we look at what miracles and healing actually point to and how it reveals what's in our hearts.

Sanctify means that we are set apart from sin and the world to God and his purposes. In this message we look at what an invitation from God might look like to connect with him on a deeper level.

Without desperation, prayer can never take root in our lives. This message dives into the meaning of Jesus as our Savior.

For this first message in the With God series, we look at different practices of prayer and ways to personally examine on our own lives.

In this Christmas Eve message, we reflect on "Emmanuel - God with us."

For the last week in our Advent series, we look at how Jesus' Kingdom impact comes through sacrifice, and how our Kingdom impact comes through surrender. What do you need to let go of and trust God with?

The theme of the third week of Advent is peace. We know true peace comes from Jesus, but how do we experience this peace that surpasses all understanding?

In the second message in our Advent series, we reflect on why God makes us go through seasons of waiting. What does it look like to "trust the story" and more importantly, trust the Author of the story?

This is the first message in our Advent 2025 series "God with us." We'll look at what exactly biblical community is and reflect on where God is using us in community and how we can grow.

What does it mean to "give thanks" and what keeps us from practicing gratitude? In this message, Pastor Donnie shares on what it looks likes to cultivate a heart of gratitude, even in seasons that aren't filled with "good things."

In this message we look at Peter's life and calling and how following Jesus means doing what he says.

Are we willing to speak the truth in love to others?

What is baptism? When is the right time to get baptized? Pastor Micah shares a short message on baptisms to set up our Baptism Sunday.

Ephesians 4:7-16 In this message we expand on the five gifts mentioned in this chapter of Ephesians; apostle, prophet, evangelist, shepherd, and teacher. No one has all the gifts listed here, but everyone has some of the gifts. What are your gifts and how has God called you to use them to build His Kingdom? Visit macmissoula.com/gifts for practical next steps.

Ephesians 4:1-6 What does it mean to "live a life worthy of your calling"? Pastor Micah shares how being unified in Christ helps us live out our calling as followers of him.

Ephesians 3:14-21 Guest speaker Jim Hicks shares on expanding our capacity to receive the Father, based off of Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3.

Ephesians 2:11-22

Ephesians 2:1-10 Pastor Donnie shares how Ephesians 2 encourages us to live empowered by Christ by the grace that has saved us; not by what we've done, but by Him and through Him alone.

Ephesians 1:15-23 What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us." -A.W Tozer In this message we'll look at what it looks like to experience the wisdom, power, and revelation we receive when we choose to follow Christ.

Ephesians 1:1-14 What place does Jesus have in your life right now? In this message we look at the blessings placed on our lives when we have our identity in Jesus.

Philippians 3:1-14 This message kicks off our fall series, "In Christ." As people, we often place our identity in things like our upbringing, national identity, religious performance, or personal morality. According to Paul, all these things are considered a loss to of the worth of knowing Jesus. Where are you finding your sense of identity?

Edward Masengo from MAC's governing board shares an exhortation on walking with God.

In this message, both Pastor Micah and Pastor Todd share on the last two aspects of MAC's vision statement: clear on how God has made us, and commissioned for Kingdom impact.

For week one of our Life Together series we will be focusing on two aspects of MAC's vision statement: We aim to be a community of people who are consistently connected to Jesus.

For the final message in the Gospel Culture series, we have a conversation with Brian Lee who shares his wisdom and experience in living on mission.

In this message, Pastor Donnie shares about how the gospel allows us to see everyone around us clearly. As a "people of honor who honor people," how are those around you experiencing the gospel in the way that you live?

In this message, Pastor Dan Wilde from Discovery Church shares God's heart for grace and truth. How do we hold these two things in unity with each other?

What difference has the gospel made in your life? Where is an area in your life where you need the gospel to make a difference? This message discusses the importance of confession and encouraging others in our gospel culture.

In this first message of the Gospel Culture series, we'll look at what the gospel is and how it affects our lives.

Hebrews 13:20-25 | Donnie Gebhard

Hebrews 13:1-18 | Todd Auch

In this Summer Adventure Week Sunday message, Andy Joyce shares about Esther's courage, and how God's faithfulness to her people gave her courage to approach King Xerxes.

Hebrews 12:18-29 | Micah Dalbey

Hebrews 12:12-17 | Donnie Gebhard In this message we'll look into Hebrews 12 and see how the Bible teaches that how we run matters.

Hebrews 12:1-11 | Micah Dalbey The author of Hebrews says to "run the race set before us, looking to Jesus..." What is making it difficult to run the race? What does it look like to run the race and fix your eyes on Jesus?