If you put your sins into monetary terms, how big would your debt be? What would be your reaction if you learned that the entire debt was forgiven, taken care of, by someone else? (Hint: It has!)

This sermon based on Luke 7:36-50 was preached on June 29, 2025.

In and through Christ Jesus we have a family where we can know we are loved, cared for, and have a sense of belonging. The family of the Church is a blessing for our faith and life.

This sermon based on Galatians 3:26-29 was preached on June 22, 2025 for a sermon series called "Found Family."

Our triune God is all about you. And when you come to realize that, then you can only say, "God, it's really all about you!"

This sermon, based on Numbers 6:22-27, was preached on Holy Trinity Sunday, June 15, 2025.

As Christians there's so much we need to be reminded of and still taught. So we pray, "Come, Holy Spirit!" Teach me and remind me of the wonderful truths of your Word.

This sermon based on John 14:23-27 was preached on the Festival of Pentecost, June 8, 2025, and for a sermon series called, "Found Family."

There are many differences among us that our sinful flesh and Satan want to use to divide us. So how do we as Christians attain unity with one another and continue to maintain it?

This sermon based on John 17:20-26 was preached on June 1, 2025, for a sermon series called, "Found Family."

We often picture Jesus as meek and mild, compassionate and kind. Which is true. But the ascended, glorified, God Man also has another side of him we need to see, that everyone needs to see.

This sermon based on Revelation 19:11-16 was preached on May 25, 2025, for the Commemoration of the Ascension of Our Lord.

Having love for others is what marks us as Christians. But first, knowing we have God's perfect, eternal love for us is what alone can inspire us to love with a godly love.

This sermon based on 1 Corinthians 13:1-31 was preached on the Fifth Sunday of Easter and for our Youth Confirmation Sunday.

Listen to the voice of our Good Shepherd. He's the only one who can offer you safety through this life and security for the next.

This sermon based on John 10:22-30 was preached on the Fourth Sunday of Easter (Good Shepherd Sunday), May 11, 2025.

Easter isn't a one day a year celebration. It's even more than a seven week season of the church year. The reality of the resurrection is something to celebrate every day, and for eternity!

This sermon based on Revelation 5:11-14 was preached on the Third Sunday of Easter, May 4, 2025.

You are skeptical. You doubt. You are cynical. I get it. If life has taught you anything, that's it. But, come. Look again. Look again into the empty tomb and see what God longs to fill you with.

This sermon based on 1 Corinthians 15:51-57 was preached on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, for the first sermon in a series called, "Look Again."