New Perspectives | A Sermon from Acts 3:1-10
Peter and John gain a new perspective as they encounter the man begging by the Temple gate in acts 3:1-10.
What Do You See? | A Sermon from Mark 10:32-52
This sermon explores Mark 10:32-52 and asks “What do you see when you look at Jesus?” So much of what we see, in anything, is the result of what we have been culturally conditioned to see. James and John saw Jesus as a tool to get them to fame, power, and glory. Bartimaues saw Jesus as a merciful healer. What do you see?
How a Cow Tale Saved My Life | A Sermon for Transfiguration Sunday
This sermon explores how the Transfiguration of Jesus provided a glimpse of hope for his disciples as they were about to face a most difficult journey.
How Do You Handle Rejection? | A Sermon from Mark 6:1-29
Rejection is painful. Much of our energy is spent avoiding it. Jesus encounters rejection in the text this week, Mark 6:1-29. This sermon explores how we can prepare ourselves for the inevitable rejection that will come when we proclaim the Good News that Jesus brought to the world.
A Lost Cause? | A Sermon from Mark 5:1-20
Have you ever felt like a lost cause, or know someone or something that seems like a lost cause? This sermon explores Mark 4:35-5:20 and how Jesus rescues a man who was the lost cause of his town. The curious part of the story is to see how the townspeople react to it.
Are we willing to do whatever it takes, and no matter what it costs, to include everyone in the Good News?
Repent and Believe | A Sermon on Mark 1:1-20
A sermon on Mark 1:1-20. What did Jesus mean when he said, “Repent and believe the Good News?”