In this sermon we look at the argument made in Hebrews 12:18-29 and see:

I. A Contrast that Informs Our Worship

II. A Command that Informs Our Worship

III. A Conclusion that Informs Our Worship

In this sermon, we answer the following questions:

a) What are idols?

b) How do idols work in our lives?

c) How do we renounce idols in our lives?

In this sermon we explore:

1. What is preaching?

2. When do we need preaching?

3. Why is it good to have a physical space dedicated to hearing preaching?

The sermon focuses on the good news of the gospel: 1) Who Jesus is and 2) What Jesus has done

The Great Commission:

i. Let's Go

ii. Let's Grow

iii. Let's Never Forget

The fact of the resurrection will either torment you or transform you. In this sermon we first look at 1) the way characters in this passage are tormented by resurrection and then look at 2) the way characters in this story are transformed by the resurrection.

In this sermon we look at the crucifixion of Jesus and ask first if we are looking at a picture of Jesus is either a failed revolutionary or a picture of the king you need to rule over you. Second we are looking at either a failed religious fanatic or a picture of the caring teacher you must trust and finally whether or not we are looking at a failed rescuer or a picture of the saviour we need to rescue us.

in this sermon we wrestle with who Jesus is and what he came to do by exploring the testimony of the 1. False Witnesses 2. A Failed Witness 3. The Faithful Witness

The sermon from Sunday, July 28, 2024 at Christ Church Toronto. In this sermon, we look at Matthew 26:1-16 and wrestle through the question, "What is Jesus worth?" To answer that question we wrestle through: 1. Who is in control? 2. What time is it? 3. What do we have to invest?