We may not always understand his timing or his ways, but God is the just judge and the merciful Savior, both now and forever more. Sermon from The Table on 3/20/22.

The goal of evil is to convince a soul that there is no hope, that kindness is a silly waste of time, that there is no redemption and that the good deeds which we do are just pathetic delusions. Sermon from 3/13/22.

Christians were originally called “People of the Way.” In the temptation story, Jesus teaches us three characteristics of the way we follow as Christians. Sermon from 3/6/22.

Sermon from 3/6/22 at The Table.

Whatever you learn this lent will begin by spending time with God. It won’t eradicate your sins or eliminate your pain. But as promised in John 14, God will never leave you. Sermon from Ash Wednesday, 3/2/22.

The truth is that listening to the voice of Jesus is costly. But that is okay because the end of the story is good, good, good. Sermon from 2/27/22.

Faith doesn’t last because it never has troubles, it never encounters doubts. Faith endures when you hold onto to what you know to be true, even in the midst of those valleys. Sermon from 2/27/22.

Give and more will be given. Sermon from 2/20/22.

Everyone knows that Jesus instructs his followers to love their enemies, but how many of us actively try to love those who don’t love us? In this sermon we reflect on why Jesus calls us to love our enemies and how it is possible to love in this way. Sermon from 2/20/22.

It is not that the circumstances of the “woes” are evil, but that they are dangerous. Sermon from 2/13/22.