Where do you find security when tragedy strikes, when your health fails, the money is gone, or friends betray you? Look to your Good Shepherd who alone can give you certain, true, and eternal security.

This sermon based on John 10:22-30 was preached on the Fourth Sunday of Easter (Good Shepherd Sunday), May 8, 2022, for a sermon series called "Life Begins Now."

Your life might feel very ordinary. But Jesus is a master of making the ordinary extraordinary. Your life in the risen Christ has an extraordinary purpose.

This sermon based on John 21:1-14, was preached on the Third Sunday of Easter, May 1, 2022, for a sermon series called, "Life Begins Now."

You don’t have to wait until you are healthier or you have more money. You don’t have to wait until the problems in your relationships are solved or until things go your way. Life can begin right now. A Life that has meaning and purpose. It’s yours in your Risen Savior who lives to give you Life: a Life of hope, a Life of joy, a Life of promise, a Life of victory. So stop waiting. Life begins now.

This sermon based on John 20:1-18 was preached for the Festival of the Resurrection of Our Lord, April 17, 2022.

We like to pretend we are something before God that we are not. We must realize that we have nothing to offer him and deserve nothing from him. But he became nothing for us, so that through Christ, we could be something: his forgiven, loved, redeemed people.

This sermon based on Philippians 2:5-11 was preached on Palm Sunday, April 10, 2022.

Feeling tired? Worn down? God gives strength for the journey.

This sermon based on Isaiah 43:16-21 was preached on April 3, 2022, for the Fifth Sunday in Lent. 

God doesn't want us to be comfortable with sin. And when we live our Christian lives we are not promised life will be comfortable. But God gives us his comforting promises as we struggle against sin and live as Christians in this world.

This sermon based on Exodus 3:1-15 was preached on the third Sunday in Lent, March 20, 2022, for a sermon series called "Giving Up."

What are your goals in life? Jesus has a goal for you, and that is to bring you safely to your heavenly home and to keep you safe until you get there. Are your earthly goals getting in the way? Lent is a time for giving up our earthly focus and making Jesus' goal our goal.

This sermon based on Luke 13:31-35 was preached on March 13, 2022, the Second Sunday in Lent, and the second sermon in a series called "Giving Up."

It's hard to hold on firmly to our faith when we face the bombardment of temptations of the devil, face the allures of the world around us, and struggle with our own selfish, sinful flesh. But our Savior his firmly holding on to us - the one who has defeated our enemies, forgives our sins, and strengthens us for the battle to hold firmly.

This sermon based on Hebrews 4:14-16 was preached on the First Sunday in Lent, March 6, 2022.

God has completed the work of salvation through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit works faith to believe it. But he gives us a role to play: to share it.

This sermon based on Romans 10:12-17 was preached on the Seventh Sunday after Epiphany for a sermon series called "DNA."

There are two choices of where to plant yourself, dear Christian. The choice of where is better is clear. So, where are you planting yourself?

This sermon based on Jeremiah 17:5-8 was preached on February 6, 2022, the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, and is the first sermon in a three week series called "DNA."