Sermon parsing the Parable of the Wheat and Weeds in Matthew Ch. 13 to suggest an explanation for God’s tolerance of evil in the world: that it shows His wisdom and patience in giving sufficient time for all to find Eternal Life in Christ Jesus.

Sermon unpacking the Parable of the Sower in Matthew Chapter 13 to illustrate key spiritual truths at the core of Jesus’ Gospel message: that an Abundant Life comes from being a citizen of the Kingdom of God, acknowledging Jesus Christ as Lord and yielding good ground inside for His Word to take root.

Sermon providing context and clarity for Jesus’ comments in Matthew Ch. 11 on the “hidden” wisdom of heaven, as it relates to His call to His disciples (and us today) to lay our burdens on Him, for He helps us to bear them and find rest along the way.

A straightforward look at Jesus’ revelation to His disciples in Matthew Ch. 10 as He first sent them out that the world would oppose them as it opposes Him, but as his purpose is to set captives free and overthrow the forces of darkness with His own death, his followers (both then and now) can expect to face the same opposition from the world in their work of establishing God’s Kingdom on earth.

Sermon illustrating how Job was not only a blameless man who worshiped the Lord and shunned evil, but also an exemplary father who demonstrated his admirable character through the ways he guarded his children in prayer and modeled for them how to live an upright life in close relationship to the Father heart of God.

Illustrating clear and practical examples from Matthew’s Gospel Chapters 9 and 10 of how Jesus modelled for His disciples the ministry that He meant them to do: going out in search of people as “lost sheep,” telling them of the Father’s love, and meeting their needs; as we are also called for the sake of God’s Kingdom to labor among the plentiful harvest of people in need around the world today.

Celebrating the Biblical revelation of the Lord God as Holy Trinity or “Three in One” with a clear and illustrative look at a number of the scriptures which point to the reality of His being one in divine essence, yet knowable in the three distinct persons of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Looking at how God filled the Apostles with His Holy Spirit at the time of Pentecost in Jerusalem and sharing practical advice on how we can ask for and what we can expect from receiving the Holy Spirit in ourselves today.

Sermon examining three essential points in Acts Chapter 1, beginning with Jesus’ final instructions for his followers and His Ascension up to Heaven, looking forward toward the coming down of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles, and their eventual going out into the world to bravely share their witness of hope for New Life in the Resurrected Christ.

Sermon looking at John 15:1-8 and a number of other scripture references to assemble a picture of Jesus’ beautiful parable about a vineyard in which He is the true vine and we are the branches, called to bear good fruit for the Kingdom of God as our hearts are rooted in the Truth of His word.