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.
Bearing the Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness
Bearing the Fruit of the Spirit: Patience
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.
Pressing on Toward the Goal: My Sermon on Philippians 3:4-14 and John 12:1-8
The apostle Paul urges us to press on toward the goal, regarding all else as loss. Here is my sermon on his powerful words in his Letter to the Philippians.
Bearing the Fruit of the Spirit: Peace
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Here is the third of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit, this time focused on peace.
Bearing the Fruit of the Spirit: Joy
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. Here is the second of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit, this time focused on joy.
My Sermon for our Lenten Community Worship Service
I had the privilege of preaching at our Lenten Community Worship Service yesterday. Here is a written manuscript of my sermon.
Bearing the Fruit of the Spirit: Love
When we abide in Jesus, we will bear much fruit. But what kind of fruit? Here is the first of my devotions on the fruit of the Spirit that Paul identifies in Galatians.
The True Light of Our World
I have been blessed with the opportunity to contribute some devotions to a wonderful new devotional app, "Good Ground." Here is my devotion that was shared last Sunday.
A Kingdom Not of This World, But for This World: My Sermon on John 18:33-37
His kingdom is not from this world, but it is coming to this world. And even now, we can live in this world with him as our king. Here is my sermon for Christ the King Sunday, on John 18:33-37.
The Two Words that Summarize Our Christian Faith
These two words "contain a summary of all of Christianity," according to Martin Luther, but why "grace" and "peace"? Here is my reflection on that question.
My Pastoral Ponderings 