What does a bronze snake on a pole have to do with Jesus? Find out in this sermon.  Our readings for this Sunday were: Numbers 21:4-9, Ephesians 2:1-10, and John 3:14-21

What does victory and success look like for you?  For Jesus, it looks like dying and rising.  Peter disagrees. What do you think?  Our readings for this Sunday were: Genesis 17:1-7,15-16; Romans 5:1-11; and Mark 8:27-38.

Noah and his family get on the ark, do you know how many of each kind of animal he brought with him? You might be surprised! Also, how can the flood explain some of the geological formation we see in our modern world? Listen and find out!

God asks for Abraham to sacrifice his son, then recinds His command, what's going on here? Our readings for this Sunday were : Genesis 22:1-18, James 1:12-18, and Mark 1:9-15.

On Ash Wednesday, we are reminded of our mortality with the words, "From dust you came, and to dust you shall return," but we are also reminded of the hope we have in the words of Jesus. Our sermon is based on Luke 23:39-43.

What does the Transfiguration of the Lord mean for us in our lives today?  The readings for this Sunday were: 2 Kings 2:1-12, 2 Corinthians 3:12-13; 4:1-6, and Mark 9:2-9.

The sin and violence of the world has incurred God's wrath, but He promises to save a remnant to continue on in His creation.  Listen to Genesis chapter six!

What comes first: God's love or our actions? Readings for this Sunday were: Isaiah 40:21-31, 1 Corinthians 9:16-27, and Mark 1:29-39

A demon enters the synagogue where Jesus is teaching, shouldn't a house of worship be a safe place? Our readings for this Sunday were: Deuteronomy 18:15-20, 1 Corinthians 8:1-13, and Mark 1:21-28.

Did Paul really say, "Let those who have wives lives as though they had none."?  What could he mean?  Listen as we explore this passage from 1 Corinithians and how it ties with Jesus' disciples, and with us.  Readings for this Sunday were Jonah 3:1-5,10, 1 Corinthians 7:29-31, and Mark 1:14-20.