Love is a common word and theme in the arts and contemporary culture. But what kind of love is exhibited in our world today? This sermon evaluates an elevated love and looks at specific recipients of that love. 

In this world of uncertainty and hardship, it is possible to have hope in the present and the future. This sermon compares hope offered in several different worldviews, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and atheism, with the hope offered in ...

If evil and suffering exist, then does God exist? If he does, what kind of God is He?

Altruistic giving flies in the face of secular humanism, and yet we are told to be generous. Why should we give at all? This sermon explores the biblical perspective on giving in light of traditional views, offering three principles of giving.&...

As a son, Jesus became a servant. This sermon examines the symbolism of Jesus' baptism and the lasting effects of that event that continue to apply to us today.