As we deal with change in our life, whether it is big or small, people are watching us and learning from our response. This message looks at the impact we have on our children, and others watching us, as we navigate change. It argues that we need to establish monuments of faith that point people to who we are supposed to be, to knowing what God has done, and to trusting in what God can do.

One aspect of change that is most difficult to deal with is that of uncertainty. This message looks at the attitudes and perspectives we develop to help us handle such uncertainty more appropriately.

Change is a part of everyday life, but what happens when the change is bigger than you can handle. This sermon looks at Peter and Jesus' exchange at Caesarea Philippi and seeks to offer answers based on Jesus' words about how to handle really big change.

We all experience change, and most of us don't like it. How do we view change? What can we to be more open to what God may be doing in our lives? This message looks at Jesus' words concerning change and what they say about our attitude, actions, and attributes that determine change's impact on who we are.

Sinful actions have consequences. It can be easy to get absorbed in those consequences and to fail to move forward. This sermon looks at how David moved beyond the consequences of his actions to maintain a walk with the Lord and to plant a legacy that still has an impact today. It asks how might we do the same?

Pride is at the heart of all sin. This sermon looks at the attitude behind David taking a census in 2 Samuel 24 in order to identify the sin at the root of the action and to help us learn how to move toward giving glory to God rather than ourselves.

Conflict is a part of life. Forgiveness is the starting point for moving beyond conflict, but forgiveness with a goal of reconciliation really isn't forgiveness. This sermon looks at the components of reconciliation and how we can discover a way forward when relationships are damaged.

Our actions have an impact on the world around us. Sometimes the difficulties we face with our children and with others is a direct result of our poor choices. This sermon looks at impact certain behaviors have on our children and at the power of Grace to bring transformation.

Often we find ourselves trying to deal with or cover up sin under our own power rather than falling on God's grace. This sermon looks at David's attempts to cover up his sin with Bathsheba and lessons we can learn from his journey about our own sin and how amazing God's grace really is.

The path from temptation to sin is a short one if we are not aware of how it proceeds. This message looks at David's encounter with Bathsheba and the lessons we can learn about temptation and sin and how to avoid the former becoming the latter.