Sermon on Mark 13:1-8, where the Lord Jesus prophesies of the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple in A.D. 70.

Sermon on Mark 12:41-44, where the Lord Jesus shows that one poor widow's tiny offering was more valuable than all of the much larger offerings given by the wealthy at the Temple. She gave all that she had, and did so in faith. The Lord (as if often the case) does not see things the same way that we do.

Sermon on Mark 12:41-44, where the Lord Jesus shows that one poor widow's tiny offering was more valuable than all of the much larger offerings given by the wealthy at the Temple. She gave all that she had, and did so in faith. The Lord (as if often the case) does not see things the same way that we do.

Sermon on Mark 12:41-44, where the Lord Jesus shows that one poor widow's tiny offering was more valuable than all of the much larger offerings given by the wealthy at the Temple. She gave all that she had, and did so in faith. The Lord (as if often the case) does not see things the same way that we do.

Sermon on Psalm 54, where David looks back on God's great mercies toward him in delivering him from Saul, and in visiting His judgment upon David's enemies (the Ziphites, who had betrayed him to Saul).

Sermon on Psalm 54, where David looks back on God's great mercies toward him in delivering him from Saul, and in visiting His judgment upon David's enemies (the Ziphites, who had betrayed him to Saul).

Sermon on Psalm 54, where David looks back on God's great mercies toward him in delivering him from Saul, and in visiting His judgment upon David's enemies (the Ziphites, who had betrayed him to Saul).

Sermon on Judges 6:25-32, where Gideon pulls down his own father's altar of Baal, and builds an altar to the LORD his God.

Sermon on Judges 6:25-32, where Gideon pulls down his own father's altar of Baal, and builds an altar to the LORD his God.

Sermon on Mark 12:38-40, where Jesus warns the crowds about the hypocrisy of the scribes; in this we are warned against false teachers & hypocrites in our day as well.