Two Hearts – (2 Kings 14:25)
A sermon on Jonah 4:1-11 contrasting God’s merciful heart with Jonah’s, calling us to share God’s compassion for the lost.
The Fragrance of Wholehearted Devotion to Christ
Mary’s costly anointing at Bethany (John 12; Mark 14) calls us to wholehearted devotion—treasuring Christ above service, comfort, or cost.
The Blindness of the Disciples – (Mark 8:22 – 10)
Mark 8:22-10:52: Jesus heals the disciples’ blindness about the cross, servanthood, and reward – the pattern is suffering now, then glory.
Expect the Lord to Surprise You! – (Genesis 16:1-15)
Hagar and Ishmael in Genesis 16 and 21: even in our failures and despair, God sees us, God hears us, and He surprises us with grace.
The Roman Road to Salvation – (Romans 3:23)
Paul’s Letter to the Romans laid out as four stops—sin, God’s gift, faith and confession, and salvation’s results—a clear road for sharing the gospel.
How to Lead Corporate Prayer – (Matthew 6:6)
A practical guide to leading corporate prayer from Matthew 6: pray as “we,” simply yet deeply, toward God, in a biblical order.
Blessed in the Crisis – 2020 – (Isaiah 24:1-3)
Isaiah 24 and the pattern of crisis: how believers can be kept, blessed, and led by a sovereign God from going out to coming in.
The Direction of Our Church – (Isaiah 30:21)
A church defines its vision, mission, and values from the Great Commission: becoming like Christ and making disciples who make disciples.
Grieve, Mourn, and Weep for Your Sins!
A call from Luke 7:36-50 to repent with tears—to grieve, mourn, and weep over our sins and love Christ as the forgiven woman did.
Come to Your Senses, Turn Around!
On the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32): a call to the believer’s second repentance—to come to our senses, break Satan’s snare, and make an about-face back to God.