In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses Jesus' temptation in the wilderness and how we need to be guided by the Holy Spirit in our discipleship.

In this message, Pastor Jake discusses how the transfiguration of Jesus, according to the Gospel of Luke, can relate to our daily lives. This sermon also addresses the results from the special session of General Conference in St. Louis in regarding LGBTQ persons in The United Methodist Church.

Disciples not only practice acts of compassion and justice, but also worship and devotion. In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses how disciples grow through public worship and private devotion.

In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses how discipleship looks when we love our neighbor. Healthy disciples practice acts of compassion and justice. An act of compassion may look like giving someone who is hungry a warm meal. An act of justice may be asking why there are hungry people in the community and what can we do to fix this?

John Wesley once gave out some general rules for Methodist societies: do good, do no harm, participate in the ordinances of God. Early Methodist societies were incubators for discipleship. In this sermon, Pastor Jake talks about having a modern day "Rule of Life" as a congregation as we seek to grow in our own discipleship journey.

What is the mission that Jesus calls us to as a church? Pastor Jake discusses the importance of being a healthy disciple of Jesus Christ while also being someone who strives to make disciples. A new mission statement for the church is also given in this sermon!

Christmas is not just a 24 hour day, but Christmas is a 12 day season. In this message, Pastor Jake shares about Jesus' incarnation and the importance of this Christmas season.

God can often speak to us in the midst of what we perceive to be interruptions. In this message, Pastor Jake discusses the Christmas story and new born Jesus Christ, who is the light of the world.

Mary was someone who was obedient even when it looked absurd. Pastor Jake discusses how being obedient to Jesus' teachings can sometimes look absurd to others. This sermon also discusses how the movie "It's a Wonderful Life" relates to us and our sacred worth in God's eyes.

We are in the time of year that contained the least amount of daylight. Sometimes we can feel like we are going through darkness. In this special Blue Christmas Service, Pastor Jake offers hope to those having a hard season of life so close to Christmas.