Based on 2 Timothy 2:11-13,   this sermon speaks of endurance in the faith for all of life. 

A confirmation day sermon...but good for all.   It's a lively description of what's involved with fighting the good fight of faith.  

Jewish religious leaders are were repulsed  by the fact that Jesus would even think about eating with known sinners.  We can understand that because our parents taught us that bad company corrupts good character.  But Their disdain for Jesus originated from not understanding Jesus' purpose.    This sermon explores how Jesus did indeed eat with sinners,  matter of fact, it's his ultimate goal. 

Jesus said,  "if anyone comes to me and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters....he cannot be my disciple."      All we can say upon hearing this is "WOW!   How can Jesus tell us to hate?"     He said this so powerfully,  for a powerful and important reason.... which is the subject of this sermon which is based on  Luke 14:25-35 and Deuteronomy 30:15-20    

There is an ongoing struggle in the heart and mind of every Christian:   "Does God really provide, or do I provide for myself."    In Genesis 15 we meet Abram who has the same struggle. 

This sermon, based on Jesus' parable of the Rich Fool (Luke 12:13-21) takes an inside-out approach on what makes a person a fool 

A sermon on Isaiah 66:10-14  

This sermon focuses on but one fruit of the Spirit:  Self-control.   It would seem that self control is essential to all the other fruits. 

When people start saying "This is not the kind of God I want,"  they will often proceed to invent the kind of God they want.   It's not surprising that the God they invent always agrees with them.

God has made his Wisdom available to the world in surprising ways,   if the world cares to hear it.