After his resurrection, Jesus appears to his disciples in many and various ways, and each of these ways can help us learn how to see Jesus today. Here is my sermon on John 21:1-19.
Jesus Showed Himself Again: My Sermon on John 21:1-19

After his resurrection, Jesus appears to his disciples in many and various ways, and each of these ways can help us learn how to see Jesus today. Here is my sermon on John 21:1-19.
Our souls are too important to be neglected. Here is a brief devotion, reflecting on this idea.
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Here is the sixth of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit, this time focused on goodness.
"It is finished," Jesus said from the cross. But his words mean even more in light of the resurrection.
Christ is risen! It is not an "idle tale," but the event that has changed our world forever. Here is my Easter sermon, reflecting this year on Luke 24:1-12.
For my Good Friday sermon this year, I am reflecting on the life and witness of Simon Peter.
We who follow Jesus are to be bread for the world - bread that is taken, blessed, broken, and given. Here is my sermon for Maundy Thursday, reflecting on this theme.
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Here is the fifth of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit, this time focused on kindness.
My sermon on the Passion of Our Lord according to Luke, and especially on the prayer of the penitent thief, "Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom."
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Here is the fourth of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit, this time focused on patience - patience with God, with those around us, and with ourselves.