This is a sermon on the Rich Man and Lazarus. As Tony said, this message from Jesus is a “difficult one to hear.” 

The Pharisees hated what Jesus was teaching about money & wealth, so they ridiculed Him for it. In this sermon Tony takes us into the text to look at what Jesus said in response to them scoffing.

In this sermon Tony takes us to a parable told by Jesus that he says, for him, is very difficult to understand. There is much we can understand but also much that he says he does not understand. It comes from Jesus, our Lord, though, so our lack of “getting it” is our fault, not His.

In this final sermon in Tony’s series on the Prodigal Son, he leads us to look at the father. He points out beautiful traits of the father and how it teaches us about our Father in heaven. But he doesn’t stop there. He tells us that the call from this story that Jesus told is to be the father!

In this fifth sermon in Tony’s short series on The Prodigal Son, we will look at the father of the two sons. We begin to see the great, deep love of God. It is a love that doesn’t look like you might expect. Sometimes God’s love for His kids is painful, yet healing.

Do you ever think about the effect your sin has on our Father in heaven? In Ephesians 4 Paul tells us to not “grieve the Holy Spirit.” And it seems this is what the two sons do to the father, in Jesus’ story about the prodigal.

This is part 3 of Tony’s series on the Parable of the Prodigal Son. In this sermon you will begin to see how capable you are of acting like these two sons.

In Colossians, Paul introduces us to Epaphras. Through this minister and friend of Paul, we are encouraged to share the truth of the grace of God, be a minister of Christ, and love in the Spirit. When we do that, we let our faith be known to a world in desperate need. Let's let our faith in Christ be known by our love for people today!

What is the pace of our faith? Life with God is intended to go at a certain speed. Jonathan takes us to Isaiah 28 to see what the pace of our faith should look like.

Probably the most important question everyone must answer is “how can I be made right with God?” The answer is Easter!