This Palm Sunday sermon, entitled Humble Is He, focuses on the importance of humility.

This sermon challenges Christians to value their relationship to Jesus. Paul said that all was rubbish compared to his relationship to Jesus Christ, and Mary of Bethany poured ridiculously expensive perfume on the feet of Jesus, as act of worship, a sign of her great love for Jesus. Dr. Bell also talks about the relative importance of helping the poor.

This sermon, Keep Calm. Call Dad, is based on the parable of the Prodigal Son. Dr. Bell imaginatively retells this well-worn tale before suggesting most Christians are actually older brothers. He says that the story - not complete - continues in YOU.

Bees have much to teach us by their example of taking the raw gifts of God, bringing life to all creation, and nourishing one another.

In the face of our social divisiveness, Jesus longs for us to gather together, to hold each other in the embrace of God's safe love.

This sermon, which was offered on the first Sunday of Lent, is about the importance of season of Lent. Dr. Bell compares Lent to baseballs spring training, among other analogies.

This sermon on the Transfiguration presses parishioners to ponder the question Who is Jesus... to you? Dr. Bell compares the event to the Super Bowl half-time show and talks about orthodox definitions before turning the question on his listeners.

We embody Christ as we care for each other. Love is not merely a feeling or an attitude but a way of life we live out with one another as members of the body of Christ.

This sermon, Jubilee!, is based on Jesus' return to a synagogue in Nazareth. Dr. Bell asks, What parts of the Bible do you take literally? He suggests Jesus' people want to kill him because he takes the concept of Jubilee seriously.

This sermon, LChaim, exposits the story of the wedding in Cana. In this humorous and lively sermon, Dr. Bell challenges his congregation to be cheerful and enjoy life in spite of the burdens that we all carry.