Jesus instructs us to abide in him. This sermon looks at three spiritual disciplines that will help us experience that abiding: solitude, the reading of Scripture, and reflecting on Scripture.

Three words from Christ are considered in this sermon: “Abide in me." What does it mean to abide in him and how important is it? John 15 is the text and this sermon looks at one of the disciplines we can practice to encourage this abiding in our lives.

Paul refers to the life of the believer as a race. We’re encouraged in the book of Hebrews to cast off whatever keeps us from running that race. What are the hurdles in our lives that keep us out of the race? This sermon focuses on those hurdles and the need to overcome them.

Going back to the day that we became a Christ follower, this sermon revisits what that meant and some things about that decision that maybe we didn’t fully understand. It looks at our position now “in Christ” and what the Word says about us surrendering our lives to Christ daily.

James writes to the church in James 2 that faith without works is dead. This sermon calls the Church to respond to that statement with its works. The challenge is presented within the context of the Marriage Amendment issue.

The answer is Jesus. That’s not the easy answer; that’s the only answer. The starting point for a believer’s efforts to make sense of what they’re facing lies in God. This sermon looks at a story of tragedy in David’s life and how he responded.

Paul called the church in Colossae to be rooted and established in the faith, a message for all of us. This sermon acknowledges some of the “earthquakes” that shake the foundation of our lives and looks at God’s call to us in His Word to dig down deep and find the strong foundation we need in Him.

Following a study of the book of Acts, this sermon looks at the character profile of the Church that Luke’s writings presented in Acts. Fifteen traits of God’s Church are highlighted to create this profile and challenge us to be who God has designed us to be.

This sermon looks at the final two chapters of Acts and the thrilling account of Paul’s fourth shipwreck. This account of Paul’s voyage as a prisoner has much to show us on the subject of biblical leadership.