On January 26, the Church remembers St. Titus, Bishop and Companion of St. Paul. Who is Titus? Why does the Church remember him? How does his life point us to Jesus? Listen if you are curious about the answers to any of these questions.

Jesus was baptized in the Jordan River. But why did He have to be baptized? What sins did He need to repent of? And what was all the commotion that happened afterward? Does any of this apply to our lives today? Give this sermon a listen in any of these questions interest you.

Caspar, Melchoir, and Balthazar are the traditional names given to the Wise Men that come from the East to worship Jesus. But what if there were only two? What if there were more than three? Would that change the story in a way that matters? Why does this story matter to us at all? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Israel, Jacob, Joseph, the promised land, Herod, Mary, Jesus, how do all of these things come together? What is the relationship between God's people and the land of Egypt? How does any of this matter for us today? Give this sermon a listen and find out some more.

Tonight is the night when everyone tries to stay awake until midnight. But so many are spiritually asleep, in a land of deep darkness. Are you a child of the light? Will you be awake when our Lord returns? Give this sermon a listen to explore this idea further.

King David wants to build God a house, but God refuses, and tells David that instead He will build him a dynasty. What does this have to do with Christmas, or Jesus, or anyone living right now? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Sermon for Christmas Day, based on the text of Psalm 2. Jesus isn't just the baby remembered at Christmas, He's so much more, and Psalm 2 gives us a great lesson in who Jesus is.

Christmas Eve sermon where we look at the names and titles from Isaiah 9.