DP delves into the historical significance of Christianity's persistence despite the odds in this Easter sermon. He challenges the congregation to consider the implications of the resurrection in their lives, emphasizing the transformative power of Jesus' resurrection. DP encourages listeners not to seal the tomb in their hearts but to embrace the risen Lord and live boldly in faith, reflecting on personal responses to the resurrection and the mission Christians are called to.

In this sermon, DP explores the Parable of the Prodigal Son's relevance to our journeys with God, emphasizing the Father's unconditional love and forgiveness. This story provides insights into our relationship with God, the nature of sin, and the path to reconciliation. The sermon encourages listeners to reflect on their lives and consider their relationship with the divine, highlighting the transformative power of understanding and accepting God's love.

In this sermon, DP preaches on the Parable of the Great Banquet, emphasizing how good things in life can distract from the best thing: God's invitation to His kingdom. He cautions against letting pursuits of possessions, potential, and romance overshadow our spiritual priorities and our role in inviting others to the banquet. The sermon encourages listeners to surrender these distractions and fully embrace the roles God has for their lives.

Through the parable of the weeds in the field, DP explores the complexity of good and evil within individuals and the world, suggesting that while evil is present, it should not be forcefully eradicated as this could harm the good. The growth of God's kingdom is likened to a mustard seed or leaven in dough – small beginnings leading to significant, transformative outcomes. The message encourages personal reflection on living out one's faith and the importance of sharing the gospel, with an ultimate focus on the slow, steady transformation that the gospel brings to individuals and the world.

In this sermon, DP explores the themes of fear, anxiety, and judgment in Luke 12, emphasizing the importance of fearing God over man. DP also touches on the parable of the rich fool, the futility of anxiety, and the call to seek God's kingdom first. DP challenges listeners to live before God, honoring Him above all else, and to consider who they are living for in light of eternity.

Thanksgiving Celebration