A sermon on the parable of the prodigal son. When the son returns home the father does not reject him in anger but embraces him in love.

A sermon on the parable of the lost coin. Just as the woman who loses a coin in her home searches tirelessly to find it, God searches tirelessly to find those who are lost.

A sermon on the parable of the lost sheep. What does God do when his sheep go missing? He runs after them until he finds them.

A sermon for the day of Pentecost. God sends the church to plant and water the seeds of the Gospel.

The testimony of God, written in Scripture and proclaimed by the Church, is aimed at one primary goal: that we would receive eternal life.

As the gift of the Holy Spirit falls on the Gentile believers we discover that Jesus has opened the covenant of God to all people. Every nation, tribe, and race is welcomed to come and enjoy the favor of God.

Jesus says he is the true vine and those who remain in Him will bear fruit that is pleasing to the Father.

Jesus promises that he is the Good Shepherd. He does not abandon his sheep. He lays down his life for them.

Jesus enters into the disciples' trouble and distress and then sends them into the world as His witnesses.

John records his account of the life of Jesus that we would believe and have life in His name.