A sermon based on 1 Corinthians 11:23-28. God wants us to properly examine our hearts before receiving Jesus' body and blood. Then, when this supper hits our lips, he wants us to remember the sacrifice Jesus made for our sins.

A sermon based on Zechariah 9:9,10. Israel long awaited her king to deliver her. The Jews long awaited the Messiah to deliver them. We have seen Jesus, our King, Messiah, and Savior conquer our enemies. We wait in joyous expectation.

A sermon based on John 11:17-27,38-45. The pain of loss and fear of the unknown make death a difficult reality to think or talk about. Jesus gives us the solution to death and the troubles it causes.

A sermon based on Isaiah 42:14-21. All people are born into spiritual darkness, blinded to the light. By his grace and through his Son, God opens our eyes to see the salvation he gives us.

A sermon based on John 4:4-26. While sin leaves you void and empty, the life-giving water of Jesus will fill your heart until it overflows.

A sermon based on Genesis 12:1-8. God gave Abram the faith to blindly walk away from home trusting the promises God made to him. God gives you the same faith to trust the same promises.

A sermon based on Romans 5:12-19. When Adam sinned in the garden of Eden, mankind was doomed to death. In Christ, sin and death have been defeated, and life has been given.

A sermon based on Matthew 17:1-9. God hid the entirety of his glory in Jesus, His Son. While he gives a glimpse of that glory on the Mount of Transfiguration, his full glory would be revealed by his grace on Mount Calvary.

A sermon based on Matthew 5:13-20. Jesus fulfilled the Law for us. We now live our lives according to that law that we might proclaim the grace and glory of God to the world around us.

A sermon based on 1 Corinthians 1:26-31. The message of the cross is foolishness to mankind. However, through that cross comes salvation for all people.