This sermon by Dr. Bell is about Christian Perfection. How are we to understand Jesus' call to be perfect, knowing we are sinners?

This sermon touches all the lectionary readings. Each reading offers two ways obedience vs. disobedience (Deut.), spiritual vs. infantile (I Cor.), and Jesus way vs. dead and shallow legalism. Jesus way is impossible, yet most satisfying. Therefore, let us choose life!

In this sermon, the Rev. Bill Calhoun encourages us to be Salt and Light... right where we are.

This sermon, based on the Beatitudes (Matt. 51-11), is about being blessed by God or happiness. Dr. Bell makes the point that Christians have every reason in the world to be happy, and, if you are not happy, he recommends a change of heart!

Based on the disciples example of following Jesus immediately, this sermon is about procrastination.

This sermon is based on John 129-42, the call of the early disciples. Jesus asks a question of them, What are you looking for? What are YOU looking for, and have you found it? This sermon discusses the meaning of life.

This sermon, based on the baptism of Jesus, focuses on Jesus pleasing God. Dr. Bell makes the parallel point that we also please God.

God in the birth of Jesus is present with us. The next move is ours -- to be more fully 247 present to and with God -- and others.

This short Christmas Eve sermon suggests that God still comes into our lives here on earth in the same manner that Jesus came to earth in real world, humble circumstance. Dr. Bell then reminds the congregation that you only live once (YOLO).

In this sermon, Dr. Bell digs deep into the text to clarify the Gospel writer Matthews intention. The sermon is on the Flight to Egypt.