Sermons

Jesus’ death on the cross was the ultimate revelation of God’s love for humanity and His unsurpassed desire to redeem us from our own wrongdoing and restore us to a sanctifying relationship with Him.

Jesus spent most of His ministry doing three things: Healing the Hurting, Demonstrating His Power, and Instructing His followers.  Each one of these three demonstrate to us a key element of what His ministry was all about.

  Whether we acknowledge it or not BIAS is something that impacts us all and sometimes hinders our understanding of God and the Bible.  Acknowledging our bias, learning how to listen better and pondering diverse ideas will help to improve our spiritual insight.

Jesus teaches both the insiders and the outsiders about God’s love and grace.

The arrival of Jesus radically and irreversibly changed the world and the human condition forever!

In the face of Satan’s most powerful weapon (death) Jesus declares “I am the Life” promising a more meaningful existence on earth and a hope for life beyond.

Sometimes it’s more about what we need to say than what Jesus needs to hear.

Paul compares a life lived in the light of Christ with a life lived in the darkness without Him.

Paul explains that it is impossible to be united with Christ and, at the same time, be ununited with other Christ followers.