Sermons

God is both the definition of love and its ultimate example. His greatest demonstration of His love for mankind is seen in the incarnation of Jesus.

We all search for joy and happiness in many different places. Sometimes we find it, occasionally if large amounts, but it is always momentary and fleeting. The arrival of Jesus provides joy that surpasses all others! A joy that never perishes or fades.

The most illusive of the four Advent theme. How do we find peace in a world where so many situations and relationships seem to be anything but peaceful?

The nativity story is filled with good guys and bad guys and, most importantly, the hero we so desperately needed to come save us!

The notion that Christ’s return is far off in the future lulls us into a sense of complacency. But this time of waiting in not a time for doing nothing, it is an opportunity to accomplish the purposes of Christ in our lives and in our world.

If God’s reason for delaying Christ’s return is the desire to see everyone have their relationship with Him be restored, then our mission while we wait is to work toward that same end.

Our greatest tool in drawing people back toward God is by sharing the love and compassion of Christ with those around us on God’s behalf.

Jesus is revealed for who he really is, which is not at all who people expected him to be

Jesus boils everything down to two straight forward commands

Jesus celebrates the Passover with His disciples and gives some old symbols new meaning