The gospel text for this sermon is Matthew 25:1-13. The parable of the wise and foolish maidens reveals the foolishness of faith in the eyes of the world.

The text for this sermon is Matthew 5:1-12. The beatitudes are well known, but are they well understood? In this sermon we consider what it means to be blessed by Jesus, specifically in the context of mourning.

When trouble comes, who do you run to? Where do you go? What is the Reformation all about?

Seeking to answer these questions, Pastor Matt preaches a sermon in commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. The text for this sermon is Psalm 46.

This sermon is based on the gospel text for the 20th Sunday after Pentecost, Matthew 22:15-22. In this scene the Pharisees try to trap Jesus in a "gotcha" question, only to have Jesus turn it around on them. Jesus lets the Pharisees in on the secret that all things already belong to God, no matter how we may try to divvy them up.

The gospel text for this sermon is Matthew 22:1-14. Jesus tells a parable about a king who wants to throw a wedding party for his son.

The text for this sermon comes from Matthew 21:33-46. Jesus proclaims the way of freedom is the way of faith. The pharisees and chief priests did not trust in God to deliver, but the baptized people of God can and will trust God to deliver.

The text for this sermon is Philippians 2:1-18. On account of Jesus's sacrificial death on a cross, Christians are free to be dutiful servants for their brother, sister, and neighbor.

The gospel text for this was Matthew 20:1-16. We learn from Jesus that God's kingdom is wildly unfair, and we should give thanks for that!

The gospel text for this sermon is Matthew 18:21-35. In response to Peter's question about the limits of forgiveness, Jesus tells a parable that shows forgiveness has no limits. Such forgiveness is actually the mission of the church.

The text for this sermon is Matthew 18:1-20, particularly verses 1-5.

Who is the greatest? What is greatness?