Sermons

Even in the midst of his agony and death, Jesus cares for those around him

Like Nicodemus, we can look to Christ for confidence in God's love for us and our world

In his temptation by Satan in the wilderness, Jesus endured every temptation that we go through, but without sin. Satan as the father of lies uses broken truth to lead us into temptation and sin. But Jesus has overcome the devil by his perfect obedience to the Father's will and through his sacrificial death upon the cross. Our strength and hope is in Christ alone as we face tempation in our own lives today.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a season about forgiveness

Looking to Jesus, we won't lose sight of the big picture of God's love

Jesus seems to call us to do the impossible: turn the other cheek, go the extra mile, love our enemies, and pray for those who persecute us. Are we up for this? We can do this only because Jesus has done the impossible for us by living that life of perfect obedience to the Father's will and dying the death we rightly deserved. He is the One who enables us and empowers us to do what seems impossible.

Moses reminds the people of Israel and us that God has chosen us for life with Him

Jesus calls his followers salt and light for the world. This is the calling of the redeemed people of God: to season the world with God's mercy and grace in Jesus, and to illuminate the world with his saving truth.

God invites us to be His people, not because of what we can offer, but because of what He does

Jesus' call to Peter, Andrew, James and John (and us as well) to