This sermon examines the encounter between the apostle Peter and Tabitha in Acts 9. They each made a difference in the world as agents of God, but they went about it differently. How will we engage God's mission?

Is power a good thing for Christians to seek? What should we do with power when we get it? Just two of the questions adressed in this week's sermon.

God doesn't just call his people to be good. He calls us to do good. The book of Esther tells of two people thrust into roles of prominence and challenged to embrace their new responsibilities. What lesson does this story have for our lives?

Many Christians want the church to proclaim Jesus rather than justice. They particularly criticize "social justice" in the church. Maybe they haven't spent much time studying the Hebrew prophets. Habakkuk has an important message for the church today. How will we respond?

Elisha asks Elijah for "a double portion of your spirit". What does that mean? And what does it mean to us? This sermon explores this often overlooked passage of Scripture.