How many bad analogies have you heard about the Trinity? Why do all these analogies fall so short of the truth of the Scriptures? Why is any of this important? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Jesus promises the Holy Spirit to His church, but what does that look like for us? We remember the events of Pentecost, but we don't often get to see tongues of fire manifest themselves in our church services. Give this sermon a listen if you're curious about what Jesus has to say to us Christians about the Holy Spirit and our life together until He comes again.

St. Peter gives his audience some advice for how to live in this sinful world as a redeemed child of God. How much of it still applies to us today? Has our world changed so much that this advice is no longer applicable today? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

We are saved by faith in Jesus Christ alone. But, the miracle of this faith is that it is never alone. But what does that look like? How does that reflect in our lives? Give this sermon a listen as we explore what James has to say to the church in James 1:22-27.

Suffering in this world vs. having your best life now. One is what Jesus promises, the other is a promise of demons. Which is which? Listen more to find out about this.

Jesus is THE good shepherd, but is He your good Shepherd? Do you know His voice? Or do you only listen to the voices of hirelings? What is the difference between a hireling and a shepherd? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Was Thomas being brash, or cocky, or courageous, or arrogant that Easter Sunday? Why wasn't he with the disciples in the upper room? What was the reason for his unbelief? What if it was despair? This sermon explores this idea, and shows us the danger of despair, and how the message of Jesus' resurrection can turn away the claws of despair. Give this sermon a listen if you want to find out more.

While the long ending of Mark might be controversial in some circles, the fact that Jesus is risen isn't. You can be certain of it, and put your trust in it. Christ is risen! He is risen, indeed; Alleluia!