In this sermon from Hebrews 1:4-14 we explore the superior status of the Son. The angels are servants of the Son and the Son is Sovereign over the angels.

Names matter. Especially the name of the Son of God. In this sermon we explore two reasons why the Son is a superior name.

Jesus is supreme. In this sermon we look at seven reasons why Jesus is the supreme one. These seven reasons ultimately prove why Jesus is the one through whom God chose to speak by in these last days. 

God speaks. In the Old Testament God spoke by the prophets but now in these last days, God has spoken by his Son, Jesus. In this sermon we discover two eras of God speaking.

Christ is supreme and final. In this sermon we begin a new series of sermons through the book of Hebrews. This sermon serves as an introduction to the book and helps us to see three themes within the book.

Jesus is our Resurrected Savior King. In this sermon we look at John 20:1-29 to see three testimonies of the the resurrection of Jesus.

Jesus was sent by the Father to accomplish something and that was the salvation of all who would believe in Him. In this sermon we see four prophecies fulfilled as Jesus was crucified.

In this sermon we Jesus promise the Holy Spirit to be with His disciples.

In this sermon from John 13:31-35 Jesus gives a new commandment to love one another. We will look at two questions to answer about loving one another and how we can live it out.

Jesus is King. In this sermon we begin an Easter series of sermons that starts with Jesus entering Jerusalem, Palm Sunday. There are three realities of Jesus as King. Jesus is the king of Israel, Jesus is the king who would give His life, Jesus is the king we serve to have life.