It’s been a while since I preached. I’m at a new church now and had the opportunity to preach on Pentecost / Feast of Weeks. This festival has many names and ways of looking at it. Come watch or listen to unpack this multifaceted festival. Audio Download
Category Archives: Events
Sermon – The Potter and the Prophet
This sermon was inspired from a couple recent blog posts I wrote (here and here). Ceramics are an ancient invention still used today that can teach us a valuable lesson. In this sermon (recorded during social distancing), I look at Jeremiah 18-19 where the prophet Jeremiah goes to the house of the potter and receives a message from the Lord about how he shapes our lives. Pre-recorded version: Live version
Events: First Facebook Live Webinars
I am trying a new experiment: Facebook Live! Come join me from anywhere in the world. Intro to the Bridges to the BibleSunday, May 10, 2020 @ 7:00-7:15 pm EDTThis is a short introduction to the different bridges to the Bible. What are different ways we can look at the Bible to help us understand it better? Bridges to Psalm 23Sunday, May 17, 2020 @ 7:00-8:00 pm EDTPsalm 23 is probably the most beloved Psalm, but what does it mean to call God a shepherd? Come understand more about what the original readers would have heard in this beloved passage.
Sermon – What are you Carrying?
Sermon from October 13, 2019
Sermon – It’s Just a Calf!
Sermon from November 11, 2018
Sermon – An “In Tents” Life
Sermon from July 15, 2018
Sermon – Something Died so You can Live
Sermon from July 8, 2018
Sermon – Grumbling and Gratitude
Sermon from November 27, 2016
Sermon – Eagles
Sermon from June 12, 2016
May Day!
“Don’t call me Naomi,” she told them. “Call me Mara, because the Almighty has made my life very bitter. I went away full, but the LORD has brought me back empty. Why call me Naomi? The LORD has afflicted me; the Almighty has brought misfortune upon me.” Ruth 1:20-21 I had the great honor of preaching again at my church the last couple of weekends, digging into the book of Ruth. Although it’s a short book, it is an amazing story full of lessons. I’m not going into great detail here, but want to pull a few things out from […]