Sermon based on the Gospel of Mark Chapter 12 verses 38-44, in which Jesus points to the widow who gave all she had to teach us about having a true heart of generosity and stewardship before God.

Sermon that identifies and explores 8 marks of a Spirit-filled church as described in Acts 2:36-47; encouraging us to strive for this picture of the Church as it was originally planted by Jesus Christ Himself and given life by the Holy Spirit.

Sermon based on Mark's Gospel account in Chapter 10 about Jesus' encounter with the blind man Bartimaeus, whose boldness in calling for help from Jesus should inspire us to ask in bold faith for ourselves, for our Lord is always ready to hear our cries and respond to us.

Sermon based on the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 10 verses 35-45, illuminating the coming of Jesus into our world as a servant rather than as one to be served, and how Jesus instructs his followers to live in the same way.

Sermon based on Mark 10:17-31, focusing on how very difficult it is for those who trust in wealth to enter the Kingdom of God, and how Jesus asks us to hope in the God who does the impossible and can free us from the destructive powers of this world.

Sermon based on the Gospel of Mark Chapter 10:2-9, in which Jesus teaches the Pharisees about God's original purpose for the union between a man and a woman, as God created them for intimacy, not just with each other, but first and foremost with Him.

Sermon based on Numbers 11, showing God's power as sufficient to the need of Israel in the desert & demonstrating His patience and mercy to a stubborn and rebellious people.

Sermon based on the letter of James Chapters 3 and 4, focusing on the positives of righteousness in opposition to the manifestations of the flesh and the world, ultimately pointing to what our faith should look like in practice.

Sermon based on the letter of James, Chapter 2, in which we are encouraged not to show favoritism, but to bless the world through Godly actions, showing mercy and loving our neighbors as ourselves.

Sermon based on Chapter 1 of the Letter of James and his exhortation to a true and practical faith walk--being quick to hear (big ear), slow to speak (small mouth), and doers of the Word (big hands) in our actions toward others.