Sermons

Life is marked in seasons and stages.  They come and go, never to be repeated exactly the same again.  Many of us spend our days looking forward to the seasons to come or pining for seasons past.  The Teacher says, “Every season has it’s time and it’s purpose, make the most of whatever season you […]

We all look for meaning in life.  We look to find something that will satisfy that longing and desire in us.  We search for something that will bring us joy and make us happy.  The Teacher begins his book by stating, “I’ve tried it all, and none of it worked.”

 Regardless of our standing in life, we are called to extend grace and forgiveness to all those we come in contact with in this life.

What would you do if you were called to account for all you had been given?  How would the Master view your handling of the goods He entrusted to you?

These stories show us the intensity with which God searches for those who are lost and be invite us to join into that search ourselves.

Some things start small and grow large.  Other things start large and are whittled down small.  Knowing which is which can dramtically change our perspective on it all.

The parable of the sower not only teaches us about other people’s response to the Good News, but it may teach us a little something about ourselves too.

Storms will always come, but our ability to withstand the storm is based largely on how well we have prepared for it in advance.  The Good News is we’re not in this alone.  Jesus shares the blessings of heaven with us sometimes when we least expect it.

When there is an imbalance in my life because I am indebted to you, my heart quickly begins to feel the weight of that debt in the form of a disease called jealousy.

SORRY, THE AUDIO FILE DID NOT RECORD FOR THIS MESSAGE.  THE TRANSCRIPT SHOULD BE ABLE ON LINE SOON. When there is a problem with our heart it affects our whole body.  Treating the symptoms of the problem will never free us from our issues.  The only cure is found in dealing with the source and […]