Church of Christ Sermons

Here are three lessons we learn from the baptism of a 145 year-old man.

The pursuit of true happiness requires 3 basic changes regardless of the person or circumstances.

Mike outlines the 4 "A's" necessary to build a lasting and happy marriage.

Four letter expletives are common occurrences in public discourse and are teaching today's young people that this is somehow normal. Mike counters this trend by suggesting that parents become proactive in teaching their children four-letter words that will bless their lives.

In this lesson Mike examines six gifts we receive from God at our conversion and the one gift that powers all of them. (John 3:3-5)

Mike reviews local stats as a basis to examine the type of actions taken by churches who experience significant numerical growth.

In this sermon, Mike reviews the timeless spiritual truths that can buffer the storms of change that are challenging this nation.

In the Old Testament I came across Psalm 103 that describes the kind of benefit package that God provides to everyone who trusts in Him, and serves Him faithfully. (Psalm 103:1-22)

In the story of the prodigal son, we see the intimate, human ways that God, our Father, loves us. Ways that we as humans can understand and relate to ─ ways that a father loves a son. (Luke 15:11-32)

An impossible situation with insurmountable odds, in this lesson we look at the book of Daniel and see how these men responded to the king's challenge. (Daniel 3:1-30)

This lesson talks about the parable about workers and their work and how God rewards His laborers. (Matthew 20:1-16)

In this sermon, I want to examine this quality of courage and demonstrate the various elements that come together to produce it. I want to do this by reviewing the story of a man who found the courage to stand up for God when it wasn't a popular or safe thing to do.

Fall brings with it the start of school and for many students bound for college, their first experience of living away from family. In this lesson Mike provides some wise advice from the Bible for those leaving home for whatever reason. (Psalms 119:9-16)

The lesson outlines three important steps in preparing for one's own death.

This sermon attempts to separate the various legends and false ideas about these spiritual beings found in pop culture, and establish a more accurate picture of them based solely on Biblical information.

This sermon reviews the practical as well as the theological implications of the golden rule. (Matthew 7:12)

When I was a young Christian the preacher who baptized me warned me that I had to be careful of "selfish ambition". This term is only used three times in the N.T. and each time there is a warning that those who are this way, who have this attitude, will suffer in this world and the next.