The very first words of Jesus recorded in John's Gospel come in the form of a question: "What are you looking for?" Here is my sermon on John 1:29-42, reflecting on this all-important question.
What Are You Looking For? My Sermon on John 1:29-42

The very first words of Jesus recorded in John's Gospel come in the form of a question: "What are you looking for?" Here is my sermon on John 1:29-42, reflecting on this all-important question.
The Truth that Can Save Our World: My Sermon on John 8:31-36 for Reformation Sunday
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Here is the last of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit, this time focused on self-control.
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Here is the eighth of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit, this time focused on gentleness.
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Here is the seventh of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit, this time focused on faithfulness.
Looking back at Jesus' actions in light of his death and resurrection can give us new insights into his love for us, and his command to love one another. Here is my sermon on John 13:31-35 for the Fifth Sunday of Easter.
Jesus says of us that we hear his voice. So why can it be so challenging to do that? Here is my sermon on John 10:22-30.
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.
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.