2018 Sermons

Mike examines the problem of evil and how the Bible responds to the irony of evil's existence, even at Christmas.

In this sermon, Mike breaks down the difference between indoctrination and conversion.

Mike compares the science of the knock-out in boxing with the way sin can destroy us if we don't properly defend ourselves. (Mark 6:14-29)

Mike explores some of the spiritual reasons America has been blessed with great wealth. (Mark 6:14-29)

In this lesson, Mike focuses on the invitation part of every sermon and examines its Biblical purpose and relevance in preaching to today's church. (Hosea 14:1-9)

In this lesson, Mike monitors the type of things that go in and out of our mouths and offers some basic rules to avoid mouth-traffic 'accidents.' (Hosea 14:1-9)

Of all the concepts and philosophies promoted throughout history, Christianity's main idea has, and continues to have, the greatest impact and ongoing influence in the world. (John 13:32)

In this sermon, Mike examines the things we must actually do in order to forgive completely.

In this lesson, Mike will talk about sexual immorality and what God's word says about today's attitude and practice in this area of human behavior.

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.

As the title suggests, this lesson will not only name the excuses but also demonstrate the legitimacy of some and spiritual illness often disguised as simple reasons for non-attendance. (Hebrews 10:25)

In this sermon, Mike briefly reviews the major belief systems of Western Civilization throughout history and how the acceptance or rejection of God in each of these has impacted society. (Matthew 28:18-20)

In order to motivate more people to experience the very special joy that comes with exercising this virtue, Mike will review what the Bible teaches concerning 'the love of strangers.' (Deuteronomy 10:17-19)

Mike compares the 6 elements found in every sporting event to the challenge of living as a Christian in today's world.

Mike drills down into the Word and lays out what the New Testament actually says concerning the possibility of a Christian losing their salvation, once having been saved. (Hebrews 6:1-6)

Becoming an American was a choice for me. In this lesson, I want to share the main reasons why this decision was an easy one to make.

Mike contrasts some of the things that are always changing with those that never do.

Christians pursue and define success differently than those not guided by their faith in Jesus Christ.

Mike reviews the various ways that God calls each Christian at one time or another in life.

As parents, we sincerely want our children to be faithful but sometimes because of our misconceptions of what Godly parenting ought to be, the exact opposite takes place.

This sermon outlines some of the attitudes Christians need to cultivate in order to promote unity and peace within the church. (Ephesians 4:31-5:2)

This lesson examines the use of power by God and its misuse by angels and mankind. (Colossians 1:15)

In this lesson, Mike compares the liberating practice of Christianity to the suffocating legalism of Islam. (Galatians 5:1)

One of the overlooked factors that contribute to the mindless gun violence we have experienced in this nation is low self-esteem. In this lesson, Mike explores the roots and connection between this condition and the depraved acts recently committed by young shooters.