Sermon examining the Gospel accounts of Jesus calling His Disciples, concluding that we (like them) have been called to be in relationship with Him so that we can share the true Good News of Christ with the world and lead others to Him.

Epiphany Sunday sermon based on the conclusion of the Wise Men's journey following the Star of Bethlehem in Matthew Chapter 2, as they come to look on the child Jesus and bow down to worship Him as the King of kings.

Sermon based on the 1st Chapter of the Gospel of John, verses 1-18, where Jesus is revealed as the Son of God made flesh and living among us, a Light to the world that cannot be overcome by darkness, revealing the very nature of our Creator and seeking a response from us.

Christmas Eve sermon celebrating the culmination of our Advent Journey through the themes of God's Hope, Love, Joy and Peace--affirming that Jesus Christ is the Prince of Peace, and looking at the implications of His Incarnation into our fallen world.

Sermon from the Third Sunday of Advent, focusing on the difference between the true Joy from God and the synthetic joys of the world, and how we can that find lasting Joy in the security of the promises of our Lord.

Sermon from the 2nd Sunday of Advent, revealing how infinite and eternal is the Love of God and asking what are the implications for us of receiving that Love and sharing it with others.

Sermon from the first Sunday of Advent exploring the differences between Faith and Hope as found in the Holy Scriptures.

Sermon based on Matthew 25:31-46--Jesus telling the parable of the separation of Sheep from Goats at the coming of the Kingdom of the Son of Man, and the blessing of serving Jesus in others.

Thanksgiving Day Sermon recorded on Thursday, November 23, 2017.

Sermon based on the Gospel of Matthew Chapter 25 verses 14-30, the "Parable of the Talents," in which Jesus describes how the servant who has been faithful in a few things given by the Lord will be put in charge of many things.