Global Servants

06/09/2026

In this episode of The Leader’s Notebook (Ep. 316), I take you into Paul’s powerful letters to the Corinthians and uncover a theme that many readers miss: unity. Writing to believers living in one of the most corrupt cities of the ancient world, Paul calls the Church to stand together in holiness, ministry, and love. Through passages from 1 Corinthians and 2 Corinthians, we discover that our identity is not shaped by the culture around us, but by Christ who has called us, purchased us, and made us His people.

From the holiness of the believer as the temple of the Holy Spirit, to the gifts of the Spirit working together in ministry, to the promise of our resurrection and eternal glory, Paul reminds us that what unites us is far greater than anything that could divide us. Ultimately, his message reaches its highest expression in 1 Corinthians 13: faith, hope, and love remain, but the greatest of these is love. This message is a call to reject division, embrace the unity of the Body of Christ, and live in the transforming love of God.

– Dr. Mark Rutland

Listen: https://bit.ly/3S12KAU

06/08/2026

Join Dr. Mark Rutland this summer at Liberty Square for a special Wednesday Night Summer Series: The Life and Leadership of King David.

This powerful series will explore the victories, failures, calling, character, and leadership lessons found in the life of David. Make plans to attend and invite someone to join you!

Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
June 10 & 17
July 1, 8, 22 & 29
August 12, 19 & 26

Liberty Square
2001 Liberty Square Dr.
Cartersville, GA 30121

Learn more at libertysquarechurch.com

06/03/2026

In this episode of the Travis Rutland Podcast (Ep. 005), we begin the “Centurion” series by standing at the foot of the cross through the eyes of the Roman centurion who witnessed the crucifixion of Jesus. Looking through Luke 23, Matthew 27, Mark 15, Romans 8, Colossians 1, and 1 John 2, I want to show you why this hardened Roman soldier publicly declared, “Surely this was the Son of God.” Jesus was different in His actions, different in His power, and different in His righteousness.

This Resurrection Sunday message is a call to move beyond religion and make Jesus truly Lord of your life. The same resurrection power that raised Christ from the dead can break chains, destroy addiction, heal brokenness, and bring new life to anyone who surrenders to Him. If you’ve ever wondered whether freedom, forgiveness, and transformation are really possible, this message points directly to the cross and the empty tomb.

– Travis Rutland

Listen: https://bit.ly/4o4O67D

In this episode of the Travis Rutland Podcast (Ep. 005), we begin the “Centurion” series by standing at the foot of the cross through the eyes of the Roman centurion who witnessed the crucifixion of Jesus. Looking through Luke 23, Matthew 27, Mark 15, Romans 8, Colossians 1, and 1 John 2...

06/03/2026

In this episode of The Leader’s Notebook (Ep. 315), I begin a journey through the New Testament epistles with Paul’s remarkable letter to the believers in Rome. Written to Christians living in one of the most powerful, corrupt, and morally confused cities in history, Romans answers timeless questions: Who is God? How are we saved? And how can we faithfully follow Christ in a culture that is moving away from Him?

From Romans 1, Romans 8, Romans 10, and Romans 12, we discover the unshakable foundations of the Christian faith—God’s love, salvation through Jesus Christ, the transforming power of grace, and the call to present our lives as living sacrifices. Paul reminds us that while the world may pressure us to conform, God transforms us by renewing our minds. Most importantly, Romans declares the great hope of every believer: nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus. If you need fresh confidence in God's grace and strength to stand firm in challenging times, this message is for you.

– Dr. Mark Rutland

Listen: https://bit.ly/49xFPDm

05/26/2026

In this episode of The Leader’s Notebook (Ep. 314), I explore one of the most profound truths in Scripture—holiness. From Exodus 3:13–14 and Leviticus 19:1–2, we see that God is “I Am”—always Himself, always holy, always loving. Holiness is not a burden but the good news: it’s the life of God within us, guiding us past sin, shaping our hearts, and filling our lives with His presence. When we love God above all else, sin loses its power, and His Spirit works to transform us from the inside out. Discover how holiness is both an event and a process, a divine melody that captivates the heart and frees us to live fully for Christ.

– Dr. Mark Rutland

Listen: https://bit.ly/4tAQaG2

05/22/2026

A joyful day at Asokwa Interchange became a beautiful reminder that every child deserves to be seen, celebrated, and encouraged.

Children from orphanage homes in Ghana gathered for a special program filled with laughter, poem recitations, dance competitions, and meaningful moments of connection. One especially powerful moment came when Grace, one of the girls from House of Grace, was honored with a seat at the table alongside Dr. Frank Amoakohene and other government leaders.

For Grace, it was more than a seat at a table. It was a reminder that her life has value, her future matters, and God is still writing her story with purpose and dignity.

Read the full story and see how Global Servants is helping save little girls for big destinies.

Click here: https://bit.ly/3Ppk5Tf

05/21/2026

In this episode of the Travis Rutland Podcast(Ep. 004), I conclude our “Empowered” series by diving into the communication gifts of the Holy Spirit found in 1 Corinthians 12: prophecy, different kinds of tongues, and interpretation of tongues. Together we walk through Scripture to discover why these gifts are still for the Church today, how they are meant to operate in biblical order, and why the Holy Spirit’s power was never intended to divide believers, but to point people to Jesus.

We explore Acts 2, 1 Corinthians 12–14, and powerful real-life testimony showing how the gifts of the Spirit can transform lives, strengthen faith, and reveal the reality of God’s presence. If you have ever wrestled with questions about spiritual gifts, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, or what it means to walk in God’s power today, this message will challenge and encourage you to seek more of the Holy Spirit and everything God desires to do through your life.

– Travis Rutland

Listen: https://bit.ly/4tLQ9yH

05/20/2026

Global Servants will be at Buford Church of God this Sunday, May 24th!

Join us as we share the heart and mission of Global Servants and celebrate what God is doing through ministry around the world. Through the Houses of Grace, clean water projects, education initiatives, church planting, and evangelism, Global Servants is helping protect vulnerable children, strengthen communities, and share the hope of Christ.

We would love to see you there. Stop by, connect with us, and learn how you can be part of this life-changing mission.

Buford Church of God
4800 S Lee St, Buford, GA 30518

05/19/2026

In this episode of the Travis Rutland Podcast (Ep. 003), I continue our series on the gifts of the Spirit by looking at the power gifts found in 1 Corinthians 12: faith, gifts of healings, and the working of miracles. Together, we’ll walk through Scripture and discover how faith is not measured by a perfect outcome, but by a refusal to stop asking, believing, and trusting in who Jesus is. From Acts 3, Acts 8, Acts 12, and Luke 18, we see that God is still healing bodies, restoring hearts, and working miracles today.

This message is for anyone carrying physical pain, emotional wounds, spiritual trauma, or impossible situations. We’ll talk about Peter’s restoration after denying Jesus, the healing power of God that reaches beyond the physical, and why persistent faith unlocks the miraculous. No matter what report you’ve received or what burden you’ve carried for years, Jesus is still able. Don’t stop asking. Don’t stop believing.

– Travis Rutland

Listen: https://bit.ly/3PTEYWN