This sermon brings us back to basics in remembering that our commission under Christ is simple. He calls, he gives, and he sends. We gain insights on what this means in our age and are invited to be a willing servant of Jesus.

Christ came for the needy, the helpless, and the desperate. In this sermon we consider Jesus' miraculous healings for people in their desperation. The challenge for us is to ask if we are desperate enough to seek out the Savior and come to him in faith and love.

In this sermon we consider the man possessed by a legion of demons who is miraculous saved by Jesus. The response of those looking on as well as the response of this saved man paint a portrait of how people respond to the power and authority of Jesus. May it encourage us to "sit at the feet of Jesus" in reverence, love, and obedience.

Jesus demonstrates his authority and power to prove that he is God in human flesh. He still possession this same authority and power today and it is our task to live in light of Christ's authority through faith.

In Christ's last words to the apostles we find both correction and encouragement. In response to a bewildered band of apostles, Jesus offers a powerful theology of the kingdom of God and promises to equip them for its advance. These same realities remain true and effective for the church today.

In this sermon, Pastor Tim examines Jesus promise to build his church. We consider when that promise was made, how it begun, how it is expanding, and finally its completion in glory. May this promise give you comfort, hope, and let you stand firm and labor in the Lord.

Jesus frequently calls us to right hearing. He calls us to hear and respond to his words. So we must ask, "Am I a good hearer?" This sermon examines the parable of the lamp and is a call for us to hear and act upon the good news of the King and his kingdom. He who has ears to hear, let him hear.