Luke 12:49-56
There may be no more challenging passage in the bible  for people of faith than Jesus claiming he came to bring fire and division. This sermon looks at what that claim might mean for those who live as collateral damage for other's peace.

Luke 12:13-21
This sermon looks at the parable of a man who built bigger barns to store his wealth on the night he was to die and the problems with drawing a specific line between how much wealth is need and how much is greed.

Genesis 18:20-32
This sermon corrects some common misconceptions about the "sins of Sodom" and asks what it means that God would have found worth in even ten persons standing on behalf of the poor and needy.

Luke 10:25-37
The parable of the Good Samaritan isn't just about goodness coming from unexpected places, although that is a major theme. It is also about the efficacy of Grace. This sermon looks at the power of knowing you are loved unconditionally

Acts 12:1-11
This sermon looks at the word used to describe the people Herod was trying to please by arresting Peter, what many people mean when they use the word Christian, and how the gospel should free us from the fears that make us act in such a way.

Luke 8:26-39
When Jesus sees the man from Gerasene, he doesn't see a "Demoniac". He sees a man attacked by demons. This sermon looks at the difficulty we all have seeing beyond our mistakes to the people God loves.

John 14:23-29
This sermon looks at Jesus final address to his disciples and how it is impossible for Love to go against God's Word

John 10:22-30
This sermon looks at Jesus's claim that He and the Father are one and what that means if it's true.

Acts 9:1-20
This sermon looks at the courage of Ananias in the conversion story of Paul.

John 12:1-8
This Sermon looks out how Mary of Bethany's anointing of Jesus's feet might relate to the ritual imposition of ashes on Ash Wednesday.