Blaze Church

If You Want To Be Great | Follow Me 10 | Pastor Keith Indovino

We spend our lives avoiding suffering, chasing status, and seeking love—yet none of it truly satisfies. Jesus offers a better way. In Mark 10:35-45, He shows that true life comes through humility, leadership through serving, and love through sacrifice. He didn’t just teach this—He lived it, giving His life as a ransom for many. The world’s way is broken, but Jesus’ way leads to life. Will you follow Him?

Moments Fade, Jesus Remains | Follow Me 9 | Pastor Keith Indovino

Life is full of moments—some we wish would last forever and others we pray would end. But moments fade; Jesus remains. The Transfiguration (Mark 9:2-8) reveals Jesus as the radiance of God’s glory, not just a teacher or prophet. Peter wanted to build a tabernacle to contain the moment, but Jesus is the true tabernacle, making a way for us to stand in God’s presence. In every season, we must look to Jesus, stay silent before Him, and listen to His words. Faith isn’t built on moments but on the unchanging Christ. Hold onto Jesus—He alone remains.

The Cost of Discipleship | Follow Me 8 | Joe Caiati

Jesus once asked His disciples a question that still echoes today: "Who do you say I am?" It’s one thing to know about Jesus, but truly following Him transforms everything. This question isn’t just about recognizing His life and works—it’s about surrender, identity, and a faith that reshapes every part of who we are. As we step into this moment in Scripture, we’ll wrestle with what it really means to follow Jesus, not just in name but in action. So, who do you say He is? Your answer might change everything.

Stop Using Soap | Follow Me 7 | Pastor Keith Indovino

We all try to look clean—through good deeds, reputation, or comparison—but deep down, we know we’re not as pure as we seem. Like dirt under our nails, sin isn’t just on the surface; it comes from within. The Pharisees washed their hands, but their hearts remained filthy. No amount of effort can scrub away our guilt. The good news? Jesus doesn’t ask us to clean ourselves—He makes us clean. Like Joshua in Zechariah 3, God removes our filthy garments and clothes us in righteousness. True purity isn’t earned; it’s received. Stop using soap—let Jesus make you new.

If You’re Running On Empty... | Follow Me 6 | Pastor Keith Indovino

Life can leave us exhausted, empty, and searching for more. In Mark 6, Jesus reveals Himself as the True Shepherd, offering rest, provision, and life. He invites the weary to come away and rest, yet when faced with thousands of hungry people, the disciples only see lack—but Jesus creates abundance. He is the Better Moses, leading His people to green pastures. Jesus, the Bread of Life, doesn’t just sustain us—He completely satisfies. Will you trust Him? Come to the table—your Shepherd has prepared the meal.

It May Take Longer Than You Think | Follow Me 5 | Pastor Keith Indovino

Delays can be frustrating, but delays can grow our faith. Jairus and the bleeding woman both experienced painful waiting, yet their faith led them to Jesus. In seasons of delay, we must make three choices: Desperation—recognizing our need for Jesus, Dependence—trusting His power and timing, and Direction—continuing to walk with Him even when the answer seems delayed. Jairus came for a cure but witnessed a resurrection. When delays feel unbearable, remember: God is never late. Keep trusting, keep walking, and you’ll see His power in His perfect time. Will you trust Him in the delay?

Why Are You So Afraid? | Follow Me 4 | Pastor Amy Indovino

When we go through storms in life where do we take our fear? Fear is a natural emotion that should cause us to go to God. But often we allow fear to disrupt the trust we have or don’t have in God. We can end up taking our fears to unhealthy places. The disciples that night were afraid of the storm but even more terrified when Jesus calmed the storm. Why was this so scary for them? Well, that night a different storm inside them needed to be confronted. It was the storm of their sinful hearts and only Jesus, who was fully man (asleep on the boat) and fully God (having divine control over nature) could defeat this ultimate storm of sin. As we remember his sacrifice we can be sure that God cares about us so much that He sent His Son so no one will perish.

The New & True Family of God | Follow Me 3 | Pastor Keith Indovino

In The New & True Family of God, we explore how Jesus redefined family through faith and obedience. Misunderstood by His own family, Jesus modeled grace, love, and unwavering faithfulness. He called us into a new family, bound by obedience to God’s will, not bloodlines. While earthly families may misunderstand our faith, we respond with trust in God, forgiveness, and peace. Through Jesus’ perfect obedience, even to the cross, we are adopted as children of God, united into His family. Blaze Church is called to be the family our community needs, reflecting God’s love through unity, grace, and obedience.

Authority & Forgiveness | Follow Me 2 | Pastor Keith Indovino

In Mark 2:1-12, Jesus demonstrates His authority to forgive sins, revealing our greatest need—spiritual restoration. Often, we approach Jesus with immediate needs like healing, provision, or guidance, but He looks beyond the surface to address the deeper issue: sin. The paralytic sought physical healing, the scribes clung to self-righteous judgment, and the crowds marveled at the miracle but missed the message. Jesus challenges us to trust Him not just as Healer or Provider, but as Savior. By meeting our unseen need for forgiveness, Jesus offers more than we expect, calling us to faith, humility, and reliance on His authority.

The Kingdom Arrives | Follow Me 1 | Pastor Keith Indovino

In Mark 1:1-20, Jesus' arrival declares the Kingdom of God: a revolutionary kingdom with a King, a message, and a people. Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God, affirmed by the prophets, John the Baptist, and God the Father. His message, “The time is fulfilled, the kingdom is at hand; repent and believe,” invites us to leave self-built kingdoms and trust in the Good News. Calling ordinary fishermen to follow Him, Jesus shows that His kingdom is for everyone. As we begin this year, will you surrender your “nets” and follow Jesus, the King who brings true purpose?