It's Christmas Eve. Merry Christmas! But this isnt' the end of the story. It's not over on the silent night in Bethlehem. So what happened next? Why did Jesus have to be born, in a stable of all places? What does this mean for us today? Give this sermon a listen if you're curious about any of these questions.

What does it mean that John is preparing the way of the Lord? Is this something that he was able to finish and it's done once and for all? Or is it something else? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Silent Night was the hymn for our study this evening. And if you stop and think about the lyrics, they don't seem to make a lot of sense. At least, if you only think about that night in Bethlehem and don't compare it to the day when Jesus comes back again. Listen to this sermon to find out more about what I mean.

John the Baptist was the greatest prophet to arise, yet he was only human. And being human, he was not without human weakness, including doubts while he was imprisoned. But doubt is not unbelief, and Jesus uses these doubts to not only make John's faith stronger, but strengthens our faith by His response. So what does Jesus say? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Hark the Herald Angels Sing is a song that gives us the pure words of Scripture set to song. What do those Scriptures say? What do they tell us about ourselves and about Jesus? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Is the news of the last day a comfort or a terror? It depends on if you're burning or if you've been healed. So, what will the rays of the sun of righteousness do to you on the last day? Do you know? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Why is "Joy to the World" a Christmas hymn? Where are the mangers and the sheep and the snow? If you're curious, give this sermon a listen that tackles the themes of "Joy to the World" and uses it to show us Jesus who is coming again.

A brief homily on Jeremiah 23:7-8 that reminds us about the nature of Advent: Jesus is coming back, and we're looking forward to it. Come quickly, Lord Jesus, Amen.

Why is the ethnicity of the Leper in the story of Luke 17 so important? Why did Jesus mention it specifically? How does it show us the mercy and love of Jesus? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

When someone mentions heaven, what do you think about? Do you think about a bunch of angels sitting around on the clouds? What if I told you that isn't described in the Bible at all? So what does the Scriptures teach about our lives in eternity? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.