The drive for justice that is built into humans is often twisted into a push for revenge. But how do we move from a mindset of revenge to that of forgiveness as Christ has called us to? This sermon looks at that journey through the lens of David's growth in that direction during his interaction with Abigail concerning Nabal.

We all struggle with the concept of whether we measure up in life or not. When it comes to our Christian faith, how do we develop a life and outlook that is usable by God? The answers may surprise you. This sermon looks at David, a flawed individual, but someone God used mightily and what we can learn from their relationship about how God can use us.

Being discipled and being a disciple maker takes wisdom. Wisdom to know who to follow and wisdom to know how to follow and lead. As Paul continues his instruction of Timothy in 2 Timothy, he offers some insights into the sort of wisdom it takes to build such relationships. This sermon examines these insights.

Knowing that regardless of when Christ's return actually happens, that we are indeed living in the last days, means we are called to possess and pursue certain priorities. This sermon examines three central mentalities for living the Christian life.

In life, understanding the most of effective way to build relationships is one of our most important, and difficult, skills. Having relational wisdom is the key to building this skill. This sermon looks at some of the primary building blocks of growing in relational wisdom from a Christian worldview.

According to Paul, there are two types of vessels in the church - gold and wood, honorable and dishonorable respectively. How does one become an honorable vessel? This message looks at the steps believers can take to grow in their faith after salvation in order to become "Vessels of Honor."

How does one become a more effective witness? As Paul continues his instruction to Timothy, he gives 6 commands to his protege that direct him towards having a greater impact for Christ through his life. This sermon looks at those commands and how they might find expression in Christian lives today.

Building on the truth that God has not given us a spirit of fear, Paul moves to a discussion of how one can stand strong in the faith in the last half of chapter 1. This sermon examines Paul's instructions and presents a case for how believers can move from doubt to a deeper faith.