Looking at Acts 1:8-14, this sermon looks at the idea of liminal space and the time period between the ascension of Jesus and the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The space between two states of being is often where God does the best work of preparing us for the road ahead.

This begins a sermon series that travels through the Book of Acts, specifically focusing on the elements that allowed the Jesus movement to spread across the world like a wild fire.

After a month long delay due to my paternity leave, here is the recording from Easter Sunday. The sermon looks at Acts 10 and how it promises that Jesus is enough for us, and that we are enough for him.

A look at the final days of Jesus's life from Luke 22-23, seeing how Jesus's wounding has enabled us to become wounded healers ourselves.

A at John 12:1-8 and how this peculiar worship experience points us towards how we are called to be the church in the world today.

An Exposition of Luke 15 that specifically looks at the call of the church to be a place of healing for those in need.

This message focuses on Luke 13:1-9 and the state of the American Church as we move through the modern age.

This sermon focuses on Luke 13:31-35 and our deep need to not only surrender our own lives to Christ, but the requirement of the church to be a place that provides healing.

A sermon based on Luke Chapter 4, taking a look at the temptation of Christ and how that relates to our own lives as we wander through the Desert

This is a special Ash Wednesday sermon that focuses in on what it means for us to be called dust and how God uses the dust to paint beautiful things.