We know the Bible says God's grace is for all, but does our attitude, and our life, often reflect that? God's grace is for all. And that's good news. Because that means it's for you too.

This sermon based on Matthew 15:21-28 was preached on August 20, 2023 for a sermon series called "The Bible Doesn't Say That."

Why worry when Jesus is involved?

This sermon based n Matthew 14:13-21 was preached on August 6, 2023 for a sermon series called "I'm Not Ok."

Our greatest treasure, that alone can give us true and lasting joy, peace, and contentment, is the Gospel, the good news of our Savior, Jesus Christ. And we are willing to give up everything to have it and hold on to it.

What is God doing about evil in this world and all the temptations we face every day? He's got a plan. He's keeping it all in check. He's keeping us safe. In the end, he'll end evil and bring us home to heaven.

This sermon based on Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43 was preached on July 23, 2023 for a sermon series called "I'm not Ok."

Find true and lasting rest from all that wearies and burdens you - your sin, your guilt, your regrets, your worry, and the pressure to have it all together. Find rest in Jesus.

This sermon base don Matthew 11:25-30 was preached on July 9, 2023 for a sermon series called "I'm not ok."

We are told that this world will remain evil and ungodly to the end. So what do we do as the Church? We fight. We fight the good fight of the faith, and at the same time, look forward to the time when the fight will be over and we get to enjoy the perfect peace and freedom of our eternal life.

This sermon based on 1 Timothy 6:11-16 was preached on July 2, 2023, for a final of four sermons in a series called "Church & Culture."

Jesus has mercy for all. Every single person. No matter what. No matter who they are. Including us, thankfully. And so, we have mercy for all as well. No matter what.

This sermon based on 2 Corinthians 13:11-14 was preached on Holy Trinity Sunday, June 4, 2023.