Sermons

We are stewards of the light of the Gospel, and we are called to build God's Kingdom by sharing it. Jesus shares three parables to further our understanding of His Kingdom.

In the parable of the sower, the seed and the soil, Jesus teaches that the condition of the human (spiritual) heart determines how we receive the Gospel.

Second part of the hard realities we encounter in ministry, as demonstrated in the ministry of Jesus Christ.

Our journey in the Christian life and ministry is full of hard realities that produce challenges, reactions and outcomes we never expected.

Suffering is inevitable in our lives, but the Lord is faithful in using us to conform us into His image.

The New Covenant cannot be combined with or contained in the Old Covenant. Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath.

Jesus Christ shows Himself to be a friend of sinner, willing to relate to them where they are in order to bring them into His marvelous light.

Jesus' primary mission was to bring the greatest healing of all - atonement or the sins of mankind. He never promised to heal everyone of their temporal illnesses and injuries, although He did heal some to authenticate the words that He spoke.

The Words and Works of Jesus evidence His supreme authority over all of creation.

Jesus calls four men to discipleship; we examine what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus Christ.