2021 Sermon Series
As I prayerfully considered where we are spiritually as a church, I felt the need to address certain issues with biblical truth. I am so excited to have God’s Word intersect our lives in these specific ways as we go forward.
Articles
Expectant
Amid an uncertain 2020, God did incredible things through our church. We are expectant of what he will do in 2021.
Your Marriage Doesn’t Have to Be Over
I know it’s hard. I get that you’ve grown apart. I am sure there is a great amount of backlogged pain, but it doesn’t have to be over. There is still hope for your marriage.
Pastoral Reflection on 2020
As I look back over 2020, I’m more overwhelmed at what God did than what we endured. Yes, this year had its fair share of challenges, but it didn’t hinder God’s work.
Jesus Isn’t Looking for a Crowd
Many people claim to follow Christ, but they are actually only associating with the crowd. Discipleship is different. Following Jesus means you forsake the conveniences of this fleeting world to obtain the joys of this Kingdom’s lifestyle.
Hypnotized Christians
Have you become hypnotized? Are you trying to live for God apart from God? Don’t put unnecessary pressure on yourself for your spiritual condition.
4 Questions for Long-Term Sermon Planning
One of the most helpful ways to preach faithfully to a local congregation is to have a long-term plan. It doesn’t limit the Holy Spirit, but I think the process connects you even more to Him in your preparation and delivery.
A Call for Repentance Within the American Church
Christians long for a change in the United States, but it’s not more present because we have fallen down on the job. Revival cannot begin in our country until repentance starts in the church.
The American Need for Both Compassion and Conviction
With every passing year, American citizens become more polarized on an ever-increasing list of divisive issues. Is there a way back toward unity?
The Parental Pendulum
Unfortunately, instead of finding a healthy, biblical balance of parents disciplining their children in love, I often see parents swinging to one of the far sides of the parent pendulum. Most parents tend to be either too harsh or too lenient in disciplining their children.