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?”
Who Moved My Cheese? | A Sermon on Dealing with Change and Mark 2:1-22
Change is hard. Even when we know it is coming, change is a disruptive force that brings stress and anxiety. This sermon uses Mark 2:1-22 and Jesus’ comments about New Wine and Fresh Wineskins to explore how to deal with change in life.
The Heart of God | A Sermon from Hosea 11:1-11
This sermon explores, both visually and dramatically, the metaphor of God as a parent to a wayward child. The disobedience of God’s child, Israel, breaks God’s heart. Yet, in the end, God’s compassion for Israel wins out over any feelings of...
How Do You Define Success? | A Sermon on 1 Samuel 16:1-13
How do you define success? The gods of our age lure us to wealth, achievement, and power. Are these the rhythms of the Kingdom of God to which Jesus invites us to walk? This sermon looks at the calling of David and reminds us the the Lord does not look on the outward appearance, like mortals do. The Lord looks on the heart.
Why I Don’t Want to Be The Lead Pastor | A Sermon on Calling from Exodus 3:1-15
This sermon explores four attitudes that are necessary for hearing God’s call. They are found in the story of God’s Calling of Moses in Exodus 3:1-15
