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Spiritual Gifts Sermon - Using Your GPS
Discover how Romans 12 offers guidance for finding your purpose through your God-given gifts, passions, and skills. Learn how your unique design can build up the church, serve others, and bring glory to God.
Creation Care Sermon
A Creation Care Sunday sermon exploring why we care for creation—not from guilt, but from gratitude for God’s gift. Discover how nature reveals God’s glory and how caring for the earth is an act of worship.
Why We Choose Barabbas (Luke 23:13-25 Sermon)
Discover the meaning of Palm Sunday in this sermon on Luke 23:13-25 —why do we choose Barabbas when we know Christ is innocent?
Forgiveness Sermon (Matthew 18:21-22)
Forgiveness is the hardest word to learn—and the hardest to live. This sermon from Micah 7:18–19 and Matthew 18:21–22 explores what forgiveness really means, why it’s so painful, and how Jesus gives us the strength to release the debts that weigh us down
Listening to the Voice that Names Us (Baptism Sermon, Luke 3:21-22)
In Luke 3:21-22, Jesus is baptized and the affirming voice of God breaks forth from heaven and declares, “You are my beloved son, with you I am well pleased.” This fuels Jesus’ life and ministry and this positive declaration is the voice that defines who we are. Learn more!
Jesus, the Word: Infinite and Intimate (John 1:1-14 Sermon)
Explore John 1:1-14 and uncover how Jesus, the eternal Word, bridges the infinite and intimate. Discover the profound truths of his existence before creation, his light that overcomes darkness, and the transformative love revealed as the Word becomes flesh to dwell among us.
Emmanuel: God With Us in the Mess, Mundane, and Magnificent (Matthew 1:18-23 Sermon)
Discover the profound message of Christmas: Emmanuel, God with us in the mess, the mundane, and the magnificent. A heartfelt reflection on Matthew 1:18-23 for this holy season.
A Messiah for the Messy (Luke 2:1-7 Sermon)
Discover the real Christmas story in this sermon from Luke 2:1-7, exploring the humble birth of Jesus, the misconceptions about the inn, and God’s presence in life’s messy, unexpected moments.
A Happy Light in the Lonely Dark (Luke 2:8-20 Sermon)
Discover how the light of Christ breaks through the darkness, bringing joy, belonging, and hope to all, just as it did for the shepherds.
Called Forward by God’s Favor: Mary (Luke 1:26-45 Sermon)
In Luke 1:26-45, Mary’s story reveals that God’s favor doesn’t promise an easy life, but His presence makes the impossible possible. Faith calls us forward.
Don’t Waste Your Waiting (Luke 1:5-25 Sermon)
Zechariah and Elizabeth’s story in Luke 1:5-25 teaches us that waiting is not wasted when we trust God’s perfect timing and allow His grace to reshape our story.
Stewardship Sermon: Matthew 2:1-12 - The Magi’s Lessons for Us
Reflect on the Magi’s journey of seeking, worshiping, and giving in this Stewardship Sunday sermon, encouraging faithful response and generosity.
All Saints Sunday Sermon
All Saints Sunday Sermon: Reflect on Hebrews 12:1-2 and the ‘cloud of witnesses’ who inspire our faith. Explore how saints past and present demonstrate God’s faithfulness, calling us to live with active, enduring faith.
Blind Bartimaeus: Shadows, Shouting, and Sight (Mark 10:46-52 Sermon)
In this sermon on Mark 10:46-52, we explore Blind Bartimaeus, who boldly calls out to Jesus for mercy, defying the crowd’s attempts to silence him. His persistent faith leads to healing and a transformative relationship with Christ. This powerful story challenges us to have the courage to call out and the faith to follow Jesus. Are we ready to break through resistance and step into the light?
Trusting God in the Whirlwind (A Job Sermon on Suffering)
Explore Job 38:1-7, 34-41 in this sermon, where God answers Job’s suffering not with explanations, but with the grandeur of creation. Discover how this invites us to trust in divine wisdom amid life’s challenges and find hope even in unanswered questions.
The Rich Young Ruler Asks About Eternal Life (Mark 10:17-31 Sermon)
In this sermon from Mark 10:17-31, the rich young ruler asks about eternal life. Explore the quest for eternal life, the challenge of letting go of possessions, and how Jesus invites us into a deeper relationship through faith.
Why is Jesus So Important to Christians (Hebrews 1:1-4; Hebrews 2:5-12 Sermon)
Explore why Jesus is central to the Christian faith, uncovering His role as God’s ultimate revelation, His superiority to angels, and His pioneering work in salvation. I share this Hebrew 1:1-4 sermon idea to help others and to shine a light on the goodness of Christ.
Faith and Growth Through Doubt (Luke 1:67-80 Sermon)
Luke 1:67-80 meaning is profound. Zechariah both believes and doubts God, showing us that the journey of faith can be mixed. The angel Gabriel tells John his prayers are answered, yet he doubts. After months of being mute, he is enabled to speak and he praises God's faithfulness.
A Church with a PhD (James 5:13-20 Sermon)
James 5:13-20 teaches us about building a vibrant church community through Prayer, Healing, and Deliverance. Discover the power of service in our faith journey, inspired by Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s belief that “anyone can be great because everyone can serve.” James 5:13-20 meaning for today is deeply profound for any Christian wanting to make a practical impact in their church.
Valley of the Six Shadows (Revelation 21 Sermon)
In this All Saints Sermons from Revelation 21 and Psalm 23, I share how God will renew all things, death, pain, crying, and separation will be no more.