In this sermon, we wrap up our series with a look at the relationship of Christians to the government.

We are continuing our sermon series, called "Open Mouth, Insert Foot: The Controversial Writings of Paul," with a look at Ephesians 5:21-6:9 and Colossians 3:18-41. In these verses, Paul writes about the relationship between husband and wife, children and parents, and slaves and masters. Each time, his advice seems hopelessly out of date, and these passages have been used by many to encourage the abuse and oppression of the vulnerable in society. What is Paul trying to do here? Is there more than meets the eye? Join us as we go on another investigation to find out what Paul was actually trying to communicate.

Did Paul really think all women should be silent in church? Join us as we go on an investigation to find out!

In this sermon, we look at the letter to the Romans. In it, Paul describes the Gospel of God's grace for all people. How sad, then, that so many have used a part of his letter to condemn others!

We begin a new sermon series looking at some of the most controversial writings of Paul. In the sermon, we look at two instances where Paul crossed a line by engaging in insults and stereotyping to bolster his arguments, which is never good. How can we learn from Paul's mistakes as we go through this very divisive year in America?

We are concluding our series in Exodus with a reminder that God is with us as we continue through the wilderness.

In this sermon, we continue through the book of Exodus with the story of the golden calf. When faced with great change and anxiety, the Hebrews wanted to go back to what was familiar. What they needed was a reminder that God was with them and would lead them through the wilderness to the promised land.

We are continuing our look at Exodus with detailed instructions for the building of the tent of meeting in Exodus 25-31. Although not very exciting, even this scripture has a word for us as we travel through the wilderness.

In this episode, continue through Exodus with the story of Moses receiving the law at Mt. Sinai. What role does the law have in our lives today? There is a mistake in this episode where I state that Jesus saw through a mirror dimly. I meant to say Moses saw through a mirror dimly.

In this sermon, we look at the story of Moses receiving advice from his father-in-law. With so many voices coming at us today with all kinds of advice, how are we to know who to listen to and what advice to follow?