God blesses the nation whose God is the LORD. Every nation needs The LORD, but not everyone is blessed. This message is about overcoming the lies about our historical roots in favor of pointing people to God Who can truly bless us.

Isaiah tells us the characteristics of a sinful and rebellious nation. Although he was speaking to his own country of Judah, Isaiah speaks to us today. When people forsake the LORD, they lose Justice, Righteousness, Truth, and Equity.

Jesus used a fishing boat as a pulpit to teach the multitude. He wants us to repurpose what we have for gathering people into His Kingdom.

Jesus told His disciples to let their light shine. This message focuses on the necessity of shining God's truth for the Church as a whole and Christians individually.

In Luke 13, Jesus remarks that He wanted to gather the children of Israel in Jerusalem as a mother hen gathers her brood. On this Mothers' Day, we reflect on the biblical examples of motherhood and the characteristics that make Jesus the ultimate example of parental love for us all.

The Bible commands us to get wisdom. It is in your best interest to do so. This message may be the most practical one I have ever preached.

Temptation affects all people. Dealing with it correctly is the difference between peace and conflict, righteousness and sin, light and darkness. Paul tells us how to properly understand Temptation through considering the examples from the Old Testament and thinking about the faithfulness of God.

In this message, we learn some of the history of both the Church and the so-called Enlightenment. Jesus is the true light rather than institutions or human reason.

Jesus tells His disciples how to be part of an eternally worthwhile effort to bring people to God.

God made the world with reconciliation in mind. This passage informs us of the amazing work of Jesus on the cross to reconcile us to Himself.