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God has completed the work of salvation through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit works faith to believe it. But he gives us a role to play: to share it. This sermon based on Romans 10:12-17 was preached on the Seventh Sunday after Epiphany for a sermon series called "DNA."

There are two choices of where to plant yourself, dear Christian. The choice of where is better is clear. So, where are you planting yourself? This sermon based on Jeremiah 17:5-8 was preached on February 6, 2022, the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, and is the first sermon in a three week series called "DNA."

Some think Jesus sucks all the joy out of life with all his commands and rules. In fact, Jesus is the only one who can give us true and lasting joy. Jesus does not demand from us, he graciously gives to us. He gives us joy through all of our earthly blessings, through every spiritual blessing, and the promise of unending joy to come with him in heaven. This sermon based on John 2:1-11 was preached on January 30, 2022, for a sermon series called "The Real Jesus."

We often imprison ourselves to sin, guilt, and performance. But Christ has set us free from all these. You are no longer a captive! This sermon based on Isaiah 61:1-6 was preached on the Third Sunday after Epiphany, January 23, 2022, for a sermon series called "The Real Jesus."

Jesus was born to interrupt our lives. And that's exactly what we need. This sermon based on John 1:15 was preached on the Festival of the Nativity of Our Lord, December 25, 2021.

Does it sometimes seem like Jesus isn't there, like he causes you unnecessary grief and anguish, that he doesn't know what he's doing? Learn that he is always there, and he know exactly what he doing, from an account when he was 12 years old. This sermon based on Luke 2:41-52 was preached on the First Sunday after Christmas, December 26, 2021.

We are so used to people not keeping their word, letting us down, and breaking their promises. (We are all pretty good at it, aren't we?) But God does not. He always keeps his word. He never fails, he never forgets. He never breaks a promise. Look into the manger. The promise of a Savior from sin and death was kept. And so we know every other promise of God is kept too. This sermon based on Luke 1:39-55 was preached on the Fourth Sunday in Advent, December 19, 2021, for a sermon series called "Life Interrupted."

True joy can only be found when we both repent of our sins and cling to Christ alone for peace, life and salvation. True repentance produces true joy. This sermon based on Luke 3:7-18 was preached on the Third Sunday in Advent for a sermon series called "Life Interrupted."

Are you ready? Are you ready to face death or the Last Day? Jesus wants to make you ready. This sermon based on Luke 21:25-36 was preached on the First Sunday in Advent, November 28, 2021, and is the first in a series called "Life Interrupted."

How often don't we fret and worry about the state of our world and our lives and so dismiss, or miss, the truth: Christ is King over all for us and for our good. This sermon based on John 18:33-37 was preached on Christ the King Sunday, November 21, 2021, for a sermon series called, "Jesus, the King."

Our King, Jesus, supplies us with everything we need for this earthly life, and he does so so that we can be generous with it all.  Our wealth, our abilities, our time, all are gifts of grace that we have been given to serve others and glorify him. May God help us to do just that as his people. This sermon based on 2 Corinthians 8:1-9 was preached on November 14, 2021 and is the first sermon in a two series called, "Jesus, the King."

What do we as the Church do as the war against the Word of God rages on? This sermon based on Jeremiah 23:23-29 was preached on October 31, 2021, for the commemoration of the Reformation of the Church. 

We bring nothing into this world and we can take nothing out of it. But what if our worldly wealth could have an eternal impact? This sermon based on Luke 16:1-13 was preached on October 24, 2021, and is the final sermon in a three week series called "A God-Lived Life."

Our lives as Christians in this world are about living for God and others. We desire to know God's love more and more so that we can love other like God loves us more and more. This sermon based on 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12 was preached on October 10, 2021, and is the first sermon in a three week series called "A God-Lived Life."

God's love brings peace to our lives, but also purpose. We are Christ's ambassadors, to make his love known as we proclaim the message of reconciliation. This sermon based on 2 Corinthians 5:18-21, was preached on October 3, 2021 and is the final sermon in a four week series called, "Prodigal Love: God's Love for Us."

Ever wonder how God could love someone like you? God wants you to be absolutely sure he really does. This sermon based on Romans 5:6-11, was preached on September 26, 2021 and is the third sermon in a four week series called, "Prodigal Love: God's Love for Us."

God remains faithful to us, even when we are not.  This sermon based on Hosea 3:1-5, was preached on September 19, 2021 and is the second sermon in a four week series called, "Prodigal Love: God's Love for Us."

You cannot earn what is already yours: God's love for you in Christ Jesus. This sermon based on Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32, was preached on September 12, 2021 and is the first sermon in a four week series called, "Prodigal Love: God's Love for Us."

Often things don't make sense in this life. In those times, we need wisdom. God wants you to be wise. He wants you not just to have wisdom for this life, but wisdom that matters for eternity. And there's only one way he imparts that wisdom: through his Word. Be made wise. Understand what the Lord's will is. Be filled with the Spirit. This sermon based on Ephesians 5:15-20 was preached on August 22, 2021, for a series on the book of Ephesians called "Identity."

You are loved. You are loved by the almighty God. You are so loved that God himself became the sacrifice for your sins so that you could be his very own. Now, we get to walk in that love as we wait for heaven. This sermon based on Ephesians 4:30-5:2 was preached on August 15, 2021, for a series on the book of Ephesians called "Identity."