This is the fourth and final message in a short series of sermons regarding the three main purposes or priorities of the church. This sermon speaks about the “Outward Priority” of spreading the kingdom of God over all the earth. The sermon asks, “Who should go?” “Why should they go?” and “How should they go?”…

This sermon is the third message in a series of messages that speak about the three main purposes or priorities of the church. Today’s message continues discussing the “Inward Priority” of edifying, nurturing and caring for other members in the body of Christ, by using verses in the New Testament that speak about believers’ behavior…

This sermon is the second sermon in a series of messages about the main purposes or priorities of the church. This message discusses the “Inward Priority” of the church, which is to nurture, edify and care for other members of the body of Christ. It is based on several passages in the New Testament that…

This message is based on several passages of Scripture and emphasizes the primary mission of the church and all Christian believers – to glorify God. The sermon strives to show that giving praise, adoration, honor and glory to God should be highest priority before we attempt to do anything else for God. This sermon is…

This is a sermon that was given in a worship service that included the sacrament of communion. It is based on a phrase found in Galatians 5:11 in which the Apostle Paul writes about the offense of the cross. The message attempts to explain what the offense of the cross involves and makes application for…

This sermon is based on words found in the prophecy of Zacharias, the father of John the Baptist, and recorded in Luke 1:68, 78. The message explores the meaning and significance of God visiting the human race through the incarnation of Jesus Christ. To read excerpts of this sermon, click here.

This is a sermon that was preached on the second Sunday of Advent on the theme of Love. It is based on Romans 5:5 in which the theme of love is directly connected to the subject of hope, which was the theme of last week’s sermon. The Apostle Paul emphasizes the fact that adversity ultimately…

This is a sermon that was given for the first Sunday of Advent on the theme of “hope.” It is based on a passage from Lamentations chapter three, and it speaks about a message of hope that Jeremiah receives from the Lord even after a description of the judgment the people have suffered for their…

This sermon was given on a Sunday in which Pastor Les and Kris’ infant grandson was dedicated to the Lord. The message is based on Eph. 6:4 regarding the Apostle Paul’s instructions to bring up our children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. To read excerpts of the sermon, click here.

This message is based on a text in 1 Peter 3 which speaks about Christ’s suffering and death. It includes a phrase that indicates the real purpose for His suffering. This message was used to remind the listeners of Christ’s substitutionary sacrifice for our salvation, and was given for a worship service in which the…