As God's chosen people, robed in the righteousness of Christ, we are called to live as foreigners in this world.

This sermon based on 1 Peter 2:9-12 was preached on February 5, 2023, the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany.

The world has one idea of what strength looks like and where it's found. Jesus has another way, really the only way, true strength can be found.

This sermon based on Matthew 5:1-12 was preached on the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany, January 29, 2023.

The light of Christ has dawned upon us. We are no longer in the darkness of sin and unbelief. Are you living your life in that light? Is that light of Christ reflected in your life to everyone around you?

This sermon based on Matthew 4:12-23 was preached on January 22, 2023, for a sermon series called "Jesus Is."

God is always faithful to his promises. And he even fills our faith to believe them and cling to them.

This sermon was preached on December 18, 2022, for the Fourth Sunday in Advent for a series called "Comfort & Joy."

Things aren't always what they seem. Even in the struggles and suffering of this life God is working something beautiful.

This sermon based on Isaiah 35:1-10 was preached on December 11, 2022, the Third Sunday of Advent, for a sermon series called "Comfort & Joy."

Sometimes what we really need to hear is not what we want to hear. The message we need to hear is "Repent!" Because there we can only find true and lasting comfort and joy. And then, when we realize that, it's a message we want to hear.

This sermon based on Matthew 3:1-12, was preached on the Second Sunday in Advent, December 4, 2022, for a sermon series called "Comfort & Joy."

Are you awake and ready for Jesus' return? Or have you been hitting the spiritual snooze button? It's time to wake up. Your salvation is near.

This sermon based on Romans 13:11-14 was preached on the First Sunday in Advent, November 27, 2022, for a sermon series called "Comfort & Joy."

How big (or how small) is your idea of Jesus? Is he small enough compartmentalize to one hour a week on a Sunday morning? Is he big enough to be in your home, in your conversations, even there when you are all alone? Don't think Jesus too small. He is God. He is the Creator and Sustainer of all things. He is King. And he is your Savior, who shed his blood to forgive and save you.

This sermon based on Colossians 1:13-20 was preached on Christ the King Sunday, November 20, 2022, and was the final sermon in a series entitled "People of Hope."

There is a resurrection of the dead to eternal life for all who believe in Christ. This truth changes how we live and changes our view of death.

This sermon based on Luke 20:27-38 was preached on November 13, 2022 for a sermon series called "People of Hope."

The purpose of this life as the Saints Militant is to prepare and keep our focus on the life to come when we, by God's grace, will become members of the Saints Triumphant. What joys await us there!

This sermon based on Revelation 21:1-6 was preached on the observation of All Saints' Day, November 6, 2022, and is the second in a series called "People of Hope."