Sermon using Paul's exhortations to the Colossians to focus on the importance of identifying the worldly practices and character flaws we should be casting off and the Kingdom virtues we should be living by if we are truly committed followers of Christ.

Taking a comprehensive look at the way Jesus taught us to pray when asked how to do so by His Disciples (related in Luke Chapter 11), which encourages us with the truth that the power of prayer does not reside in ourselves, but can be found in the consistent quality of our prayer habits and the deep level of intimacy we seek with our loving and generous Father in Heaven.

Providing an insightful new look at sisters Mary & Martha--discerning a bit of both their natures inside each of us as we struggle to find a balance between the two competing kingdoms of earth and heaven, as we look toward ultimately accepting Jesus' example of honoring godly and eternal things above the selfish priorities of our present world.

Painting a vivid picture of how Christ is the visible sign of the "real reality in the entire cosmos," and how by focusing on Him, we can begin to see the visible signs of who God is, how much He loves us, why He sacrificed His Son to save us, and where and when we can encounter His grace & share His peace with an unjust and broken world.

Sermon inspiring us to ask ourselves the vital questions that Jesus put to His own disciples when He declared the world ripe for drawing in a harvest of souls for the Kingdom of Heaven: How will you labor to share the Good News of Jesus with others? Such is God's mission, and your mission also when you choose to follow Him, for only He can give a true and lasting peace.

Sermon based on Luke 9:18-24 examining how we respond to Jesus's question "who do you think I am?" and his invitation to "take up your cross and follow Me."

Focusing on the essential truths and biblical revelations of the "three in one" nature of God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit, distinct in person-hood but identical in Godly nature.

Pentecost Sunday sermon celebrating the presence of God's Holy Spirit with us ever since His coming at the first Pentecost two thousand years ago, equipping us to serve in and minister for God's kingdom on earth, and urging us to open ourselves completely to receive His presence!

Sermon about the often overlooked Ascension of our Lord Jesus into Heaven as a key event in salvation history, giving a fuller meaning to the more popular celebrations of Christmas, Easter, and Pentecost as we realize that the same human Jesus who came to earth and died on the cross is seated on Heaven's Throne as One who truly understands our human joys and struggles and is always interceding on our behalf.