Before we can wait for the Messiah in Advent, we must know what longings of our heart that Jesus shapes. In this sermon we discuss our need not for happiness, but satisfaction.

In this sermon, we see that the final culmination of people is to be the radiance of God. Our lives should be for the glory of God. Giving God the glory is our chief end and seeing all the beautiful form of God through peoples live.

What are people for? We know what people want and why people desire the things that they do. But in the end what are people created for? In this sermon we discover the point of the Christians life and how to gain purpose in our lives.

How are we to deal with people that are controversial in our lives? How might we be open and loving to people that are either unpopular or threatening to our way of life? In this sermon we see what we are called to as followers of Jesus.

In this passage, we learn about how people are made for the presence of God. Cornelius, a gentile, is brought near to God by the preaching of the Gospel by the Apostle Peter.

The Apostle Peter engages with helpless people. Peter gives hope by following the example of Jesus, demonstrating the power of Jesus, pointing to salvation through Jesus alone.

What does it mean to be a peaceful person? In this passage, we see the disciple Barnabas "the son of encouragement" shows us what it means to be a peacemaker.

In this passage, we see Saul the Pharisee encounters Jesus on the road to Damascus. Saul is a problem person for the early church. How did the early church engage Saul, the persecutor? How should we approach problem people in our lives?

Everyone is pursuing something in this life. What are you pursuing? The highest pursuit in life is to pursue God.

How people use power can tell you a lot about them. In this sermon, we talk about the love of power, the power of love, and a priceless power.