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  • A sermon on John 11:35

    Jesus cried because He is compassionate. He cares for the sufferings of others. Jesus became human so He can understand the sufferings of His people. Jesus didn't know suffering in Heaven. He surely knows it now on earth.
  • A sermon on John 9:1-41
    Complacency is spiritual poison that makes you blind. What is complacency and how does it hurt you? It is defined as "a feeling of being satisfied with yourself so that you do not think any change is necessary."
  • A sermon on John 2: 13-25
    One of my favorite movies is "Oh, God" from 1977. God appears as a kindly old man (played by George Burns) to an assistant grocery store manager named Jerry Landers (played by John Denver). 
  • A sermon on the Transfiguration
    If you look at the things happening in your life only from the outside world, you won't get a clear picture. Your understanding will be incomplete or even blurred. This lack of clear vision could cause you to doubt God's love and care. 
  • A sermon on Mark 1:12-15
    Many are giving credit to Travis Kelce for the Kansas City Chiefs winning Super Bowl 58. Not only because of his great performance on the field, but for what he did before the game ever started. 
  • A sermon on Mark 1:40-45
    Who would have thought that God would use the Three Stooges to touch a sad little boy with happiness? I believe when God heals, He restores the entire person, not just the body. He heals their soul, mind and heart as well. 
  • A sermon on Mark 1:29-39
    Don't be afraid to approach God even though you have failed Him many times. God wants your faith, not your successes.
  • A sermon on Mark 1:21-28
    Mark's story of Jesus healing a man with the evil spirit I call J-Day. It is a report of the very first battle of Jesus fighting Satan for the liberation of the human people. Jesus declared in Mark 1:15, “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the Good News." 
  • A sermon on 1 Corinthians 6:19-20
    Temperance is where you choose not to do something that would be sinful. Temperance requires a lot of practice. Satan makes sin so pleasurable. That's why so many people do it.
  • A sermon for the Epiphany Matthew 2:1-12
    This wise man taught me that even when our sky is at its darkest, there is a star called faith that leads us to the Christ. Keep the faith.
  • A Christmas story
    Christmas is just not a date on the calendar, but a way of life. The comedian Bob Hope once said, “My idea of Christmas is very simple: loving others. Come to think of it, why do we have to wait for Christmas to do that?”
  • A sermon on John 1:6-8
    Christmas is not only the celebration of God's Love for all humans, but a command to humans to love all humans like He did. 
  • A sermon on Mark 1:1-8
    Happy Advent. May you be the gift of love to someone who needs it.
  • A sermon on Mark 13:33-37
    The Church gives you Advent, a time to watch for Jesus who is coming back, a time to prepare for His arrival. Jesus says in Mark 13:33-34 "Be on guard! Be alert! You do not know when that time will come."
  • A sermon on Matthew 25:14-30
    God begs you not to bury the gift of God that you are by fear, judgment or condemnation of others. Help others see they too are gifts from God. That doesn't mean you condone everything others may do. But it does mean you welcome them as children of God that they are.
  • A sermon on Matthew 25:1-13
    The most important thing that pleases God is your faith in Him. He is very happy when you trust Him. God knows what is best for you. He desires your happiness. Psalm 34:4 says, "Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart."
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