Sunday morning service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, Father's Day, June 16, 1985. This message about "The Ideal Father" draws on the relationship between God the Father and Jesus His Son. There are five elements, or principals to being a good father: establishing a value system (Luke 2:7); establishing goals in life (Luke 2:52); praise for his children (Matt. 3:17, 17:5); time (Mark 1:35), and imparting responsibility (John 17). 

Sunday morning service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, December 16, 1984. The message begins with several Old Testament examples of God's promise to be with His people, and continues with New Testament manifestations of that promise, particularly the birth of Jesus. The message concludes with the hymn "That Beautiful Name" at 35:08. 

Sunday evening service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, November 18, 1984. The message springs from Luke 21:33, and includes 5 main supporting Scriptures:

The message closes with the hymn "He Never Has Failed Me Yet" (at 29:15). However, Rev. Stipp never liked that hymn because of the implications of the word "yet" so he had the congregation sing it without that last word.  

Sunday evening service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, May 20, 1984. This message starts by referencing a previous message from the passage in John 13 where Jesus washes the disciples' feet. One point of that message was that a hindrance to genuine ministry is the striving for independence. Rev. Stipp starts from this point to talk about the importance of the body of Christ working together, ministering to each other. 

Sunday morning service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, May 20, 1984. This message is divided into three segments:

Sunday evening service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, September 9, 1984. While the message focuses on verse 12, there are three sections that are highlighted from the passage as a whole: identifying the enemy (Satan); the armor of God to combat the enemy; and the battleground (prayer). 

Sunday evening service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, June 26, 1983. This message is in a series on the Beatitudes, as a picture of Christlikeness. There are three aspects of mourning: mourning over sin, mourning in ministry to others, and the anticipated joy of heaven for those who mourn. It includes illustrations from his reactions to his grandparents' deaths, and his own testimony of repentance at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. 

Sunday evening service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, May 1, 1983. Prior to the 'sermonette' there was a testimony from a man in the congregation who had become bitter about a situation in his life, but had found forgiveness and grace and healing in Christ. Following the message there is an altar call. 

Sunday morning service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, January 12, 1986. This message identifies three situations, three revelations, and three applications (spiritually well, spiritually sick, and spiritually dead), under the umbrella of 'faith releasing the power of God.' The episode concludes with an altar call.  

Sunday morning service at Indianapolis First Church of the Nazarene, November 17, 1985. This message follows revival services led by Rev. Lenny Wisehart and outlines 5 F's of walking in the Spirit: (1) Forsaking Sin; (2) Feeding on the Word; (3) Fervent Prayer; (4) Fellowship and ministry; and (5) Faith.