Sermons

A healthy and balanced church seeks to keep it “between the hedges,” veering neither left nor right. What does that mean? How can we believe that “Christ is all” (Col 3:11) and avoid the ditches on either side of the road? Let 1 Timothy 4 help us.

Does reading the book of Revelation fill you with fear and dread? What if I told you that instead of being a nightmare, Revelation is the answer to your nightmares? It might make you utter a relaxing “aaaaaahhhh, now that makes me feel better!”

A healthy and balanced church seeks to keep it “between the hedges,” veering neither left nor right. What does that mean? How can we believe that “Christ is all” (Col 3:11) and avoid the ditches on either side of the road? Let 1 Timothy 4 help us.

How does an organic, integrative model that begins with beauty and goodness differ from an alternative model that begins with minority views concerning truth claims? Here we show a way of respecting the person with whom you are speaking and showing how to draw a line from what one deeply believes and wants to the reality of God.

Christianity is more than truths to be believed; its a lifestyle to be practiced. What does it mean to love my neighbor? It means, among other things, to serve, love, and identify with the poor and lowly.

What will you make of Jesus of Nazareth? What about his claims and the claims about him? How do you explain the rise of the early church?

Christianity is more than truths to be believed; its a lifestyle to be practiced. What does it mean to love my neighbor? It means, among other things, to honor our unions, and practicing monogamy, fidelity, and purity.

Why do I sense there is something more? If nothing in this world satisfies, could I be made for another world?

Christianity is more than truths to be believed; its a lifestyle to be practiced. What does it mean to love my neighbor? It means, among other things, to promote the peace. To love even our enemies.