The Sermon on the Mount now begins to emphasize both what Christians are meant to BE and what they are meant to DO. The summary is that they are to be salt and light in the world. Why "salt"? How "light"? You will be informed and deeply convicted by this sermon that will draw you to the Light of the World who is also the perfect "sacrifice seasoned with salt". This is a truly life-changing sermon.

This message was preached to prepare the congregation to call out an associate pastor. It became a sermon that presents the Church as a truly charismatic body, i.e gifted and graced by they Holy Spirit. This message is a powerful statement against the many false views of the work of the Holy Spirit, and an equally powerful positive statement of what the Church is meant to be as truly "pneumatological", i.e of the Spirit.

What's the "Easter Watermark" on every Sunday? And how does every Sunday point us forward to what has been called "The Eighth Day." "Sunday's Coming"! How should you prepare?

Why is the Passion Week so important? What did "Good Friday" accomplish that makes the Christian faith unique among all world religions? How does Christ's suffering relate to the Holocaust? And what should your response be to the dying love of the God-man? This is a rich sermon that will enrich you!

Next to "Christ", "Forgiven" is the most powerful word in the Christian's vocabulary. And forgiveness can ONLY be found in the Gospel. This rich sermon not only gives the big picture of the wonderful word "Forgive", but it answers many common questions. Do I forgive even if people have not sought forgiveness? Is it right to say, "Forgive and forget"? Is there a difference between the forgiveness in justification and the forgiveness in sanctification? Is my forgiving others the ground of my being forgiven by God? And why is the word "debts" so significant. Learn the answers in this message from the Lord's Prayer - life with Father.