Stand Alone Sermons

In this sermon, Bishop Chris Warner speaks about what it means to be adopted by God,. Many Christians today struggle with this concept, and he explains what scripture says about it, and how it should be viewed by Christians today.

In this sermon, Dean invites us to trade our view of power for the humble King who enters our hearts to expose our false saviors. By trying to fit Jesus into our expectations, we often crowd out the very Savior we cry for in our blindness. This Holy Week, we are invited instead to trust […]

God is the Maker and Preserver of all things–one God in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. In revealing himself to us, God relates to us as a loving Father who has adopted us as his sons.  God’s love is manifest fully in the life, death and resurrection of his Son, […]

Does life matter? Do I matter? The birth of Christ on Christmas invites us to look in the manger and to see the God who loves us and made us and who says to us–yes.

Bp. John Guernsey shares about the remarkable diversity of the early church in Philippi. Through Paul in Acts 16, the gospel reaches rich and poor, slave and free, Jew and Gentile.

On Missions Sunday, Dean Miller shares about the wide love of Jesus. Able to open his arms to welcome in the despised outcast Zacchaeus–who responded in faith and repentant transformation. This Jesus invites all of us in, regardless of how we think we fit in. And it calls all of us to go out in […]

Pentecost 2015 Numbers 11, Acts 2, John 20 Bp. John Guernsey May 24, 2015

Life & Death & Jesus Romans 8 | Johnny Kurcina April 15, 2012

(Psalm 32) Every culture has a vision of the good life. What does it mean to live the good life? As we see in Psalm 32, the experience of the forgiveness of sins is essential to the good life.  

(Mark 10:13-16) Jesus welcomed children that parents brought to him for Jesus to bless–even though the disciples thought it was a disturbance that should be dismissed. How do we hinder children now? Even in the church we fail to take young people seriously–understanding their problems and incorporating them into the body of Christ. Kids of […]

(Luke 2:22-35) As Simeon waits for the salvation of the Lord and then rejoices in the birth of Jesus Christ–the Messiah, so do we all long for the promises of God to be fulfilled in the form of his presence with us.

(Luke 2:1-20) What does it tell us about God that he became a baby on Christmas? (Sermon preached on Christmas Eve 2011)