When the Jewish people would start to respond favorably to Jesus, he would oftentimes ruin the situation by including too many outsiders in his grace. In this sermon, we explore why being too inclusive led many to reject Jesus.

Jesus made a good amount of "mistakes," meaning he didn't follow the world's rules of what you need to do to be successful in life. In this message, we look at the dangers of using politics to gain religious adherence and why Jesus refused to do so. Luke 4:5-8 and John 18:33-37.

We celebrate Christmas not just because Jesus was born but also because of what he has done. Romans 5:1-5.

On Chrostmas Eve, we focus on the message of this hymn. God's plans are not always convenient for us, but God is in them nonetheless. Luke 2:1-20.

In this sermon, we focus on the shepherds and magi of the Chrostmas story. Scriptures include Luke 2:8-20 and Matthew 2:1-12.

We continue our Advent series with a look at "O Come, All Ye Faithful." The scripture is John 1:1-14.

Our Advent sermons this year focus on what our Christmas hymns have to tell us about the Christmas story.

It is Pledge Sunday in our church, so in this sermon, we look at all the great things we do at St. Paul's and why giving to St. Paul's is a worthy investment in the kingdom of God. 2 Corinthians 9:7-15.

In this sermon, we explore John Wesley's three simple rules for how to handle money as Christians, which are to earn all you can, save all you can, and give all you can. Philippians 4:10-20 and 1 Timothy 6:6-21.

We finish our series with a reminder that there is a difference between worshipping Jesus and actually following his teachings. Regardless of who leads our nation, our calling remains the same.