A sermon based on Ezekiel 33:7-11. You live in a world that wants to hear nothing about its sin. Sinful hearts don't want to be called to repent. But God in His unlimited grace and loves cares enough to call sin out; he uses us to do so.

A sermon based on Romans 8:18-25. The world suffers under the weight of sin. Everyone in the world suffers under the weight of sin. Paul reminds us to wait patiently knowing that the glory will far outweigh the suffering.

A sermon based on Matthew 16:13-20. The world says and thinks many things about Jesus. But we stand on the same confession Peter made to our Savior: You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.

A sermon based on Ephesians 2:13-22. There was a time where certain people could not come near their God. In Christ, all people have full and free access to God, bought and paid for in Jesus' blood.

A sermon based on Romans 8:28-29. It's tempting to look at your life and try to find proof that you have a good relationship with your God. However, there's only one place where you can find the level of love he has for you. Look at the cross.

A sermon based on Matthew 14:13-21. In an incredible display of compassion and power, Jesus shows that he cares for his people and provides more than what they need, both for life on earth and life in heaven.

A sermon based on 1 Kings 3:5-12. God invites Solomon to ask for anything. Solomon requests the wisdom of God which makes him spiritually wealthy. God invites us to ask for anything and everything, but above it all, he loves to make us spiritually wealthy.

A sermon based on Isaiah 44:6-11. Many things, people, and places in this world war over the number one spot in our hearts. That position belongs only to our God; we have a God who loves us in a way no one else can. We put him above all else.

A sermon based on Romans 7:15-25a. There are many parts of life from which we need a break. But even more, we need a break from our sinful selves. We find that break in the grace and forgiveness of our Savior, Jesus.

A sermon based on 1 Timothy 6:11-16. Jesus faithfully fought our spiritual enemies for our eternal lives. We now fight those enemies faithfully with the strength our Savior gives to us.