A sermon based on Matthew 3:1-12. How do you prepare the way of the Lord, the God over all the universe? You take an honest look at your heart and what lies within, turn from sin, and rejoice in Jesus' forgiveness.

A sermon based on Matthew 24:36-44. God keeps every promise he makes, which means, though we don't know when Jesus will return, we are confident that he will.

A sermon based on Luke 23:35-43. You have a King who died in your place, washed you clean of your sins, and promises to stay faithful to you and his promises forever.

A sermon based on 2 Thessalonians 1:3-12. Jesus will come to judge all people. He promises his people that the wicked of the world will be judged according to their destruction. His people, however, will be judged according to his grace.

A sermon based on Luke 19:1-10. Guilt is nasty because guilt loves to hold onto sin. God in his grace has overcome your guilt through the blood of His Son.

A sermon based on Hebrews 11:32-40. As a sinful person in a sinful world, you are guaranteed troubles in life. As a forgiven and redeemed Saint of God, you are promised an eternal life, void of all pain and suffering.

A sermon based on John 8:31-36. We stand with Martin Luther on the claim that we are captive to the Word of God and we will stand nowhere else. God help us.

A sermon based on Genesis 32:22-30. While we often find ourselves wrestling with our own thoughts and fears, God invites us to wrestle with him and his promises.

A sermon based on Luke 17:11-19. Much like a cleansed leper praising and thanking God; we, cleansed sinners, praise and thank our God for his more-than-generous grace.

A sermon based On Luke 17:1-10. God creates, God maintains, and God strengthens the faith he has given you. He now asks you to, in faith, serve him and his people.