Christ is risen! He is risen indeed, Alleluia! Death has been swallowed up by Jesus Christ. But what does that mean? What does a world without death look like? How can we look forward to such a world? Give this sermon a listen to find our more about it as we work through 1 Corinthians 15:51-57

Jesus is just a teacher, or so the world would have you believe. But the Scriptures clearly teach that Jesus suffered on the cross for you, died, and rose again on the third day. Is it a big deal if you don't believe that? Or does it change everything? Give this sermon a listen to explore that idea through the lens of 1 Corinthians 15:12 - 25.

Sermon for the Vigil of Easter that ties the resurrection of Jesus in with the reading of the 3 young men in the fiery furnace. How do these two things go together? What do we have to learn from them? Listen to hear the encouragement of the story. Christ is risen! He is risen indeed, Alleluia!

Death isn't natural, and the death of God should be impossible. Yet the world treats death as the natural order. And on Good Friday, God died. So what happened that day? Give this sermon a listen to dive further into the Passion of Jesus Christ according to the Gospel of John.

Maundy Thursday was such a busy day. What all happened that day? Why does it matter that Jesus washed the disciples' feet before the meal? What does that have to do with the Last Supper, or with the Lord's Supper? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Today is the Sunday of the Passion and Palm Sunday. But the Epistle lesson touches on the humiliation of Jesus. What does this entail? Is it more than just the cross? Give this short homily a listen to find out more.

Genesis 22 is a fantastic story about Abraham's faith. But what about Isaac? Was Isaac's faith lacking in this story, or do we see a father and son together on this journey of faith in this world? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

A day of rest for Jesus, but it sets in motion the events that lead directly to Jesus' death for mankind on the cross. So what happened? What happened at the meal at the house of Simon the Leper? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.