Sermon revealing the beauty and truth of Jesus' words to the woman at the well in as He prophetically revealed her hidden wounds and pain and then freely offered her the transformative gift of "Life-Giving Water" by the Holy Spirit that brings freedom, healing, acceptance, Grace, and the promise Eternal Life through His death and Resurrection.

Enlightening sermon exploring the rich spiritual context of Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus in John 3 and what it reveals about mankind in general, about Jesus himself as the Son of God, and about the need for each person to be born again of Water and Spirit in order to enter His eternal Kingdom, worshiping Him in spirit and in truth.

Sermon focusing on Matthew's Gospel account of Jesus' Trials in the Wilderness: revealing Satan's three-fold strategy of casting doubt, testing or challenging truth, and offering us alluring alternatives to escape our pain; and the powerful example of Jesus' victory over these temptations through His knowledge and application of the ultimate Truth of God's holy Word.

Sermon revealing deeper insights from the Transfiguration story found in Matthew 17:1-9, where three of Jesus' disciples were eyewitnesses to His fully revealed majesty, seeing both a direct connection with the past in the living presence of prophets Moses and Elijah, as well as a glimpse of Jesus' exalted future reign as the Glorious Son and Visible Image of the Invisible God.

Sermon looking at the continuation of Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5 and His use of three of the Ten Commandments to illustrate for His followers the necessity of exceeding the righteousness of the Pharisees and experts in the Law in order to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

Taking a closer look at the important and essential second part of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in which He followed His instruction on inner character found in the Beatitudes with a teaching on how to live out that character by functioning as salt and light to the world which He came to save.

Demonstrating how in each of the Beatitudes or "states of happiness" Jesus talks about in Matthew 5 we can catch a glimpse of His essential character and realize that character is what should determine our actions--seeing that our reputation is what people may think of us, while our character is what God actually knows about us.

Sermon based on Matthew 4:12-22, calling us to a deeper understanding of what it means to be a Disciple of Jesus as we follow Him to learn about everything He did, imitate Him in all things, and ultimately leave whatever comforts might hold us back in order to focus on sharing the good news of the Kingdom of Heaven.

Sermon taking an in-depth look at John the Baptist's testimony of who Jesus really is by examining the story of Jesus' baptism at the River Jordan in John 1:15-36, as well as considering Jesus as the "Lamb of God" by connecting Him to the other lambs sacrificed for the forgiveness of sins throughout the Hebrew Scriptures.

Sermon celebrating both the Epiphany and Baptism of our Lord Jesus by exploring the importance of his submission to baptism as a sign of obedience to God's way and identification with our humanity, alongside our understanding Baptism as a declaration of our allegiance to God and a sign of our assurance of new and eternal life in Christ.