2020 Sermons

In this lesson, Mike compares the Aaronic priesthood of the Old Testament to the Royal priesthood of the New Testament. (Exodus 28:1-43)

In the book of Leviticus, we read about an amazing system of economics that God provided for the Jews called the Sabbatical year ordinances. A feature of this system was the year of Jubilee. In this lesson, Mike shows how Jubilee was a preview of not only an event in the future but a person who would fulfill all the wonderful promises of the Jubilee year. (Leviticus 24-26)

Mike reviews 7 parallels between fishing for fish and "fishing for men."

Mike compares today's popular teaching about the Holy Spirit to what the Bible specifically says about the third person in the Godhead. (Acts 19:1-7)

A study of the most unlikely passage to wear this title (hint: it is found in Luke). (Luke 6:27-38)

Mike reviews the life and times of one of the Old Testament's reluctant heroes and demonstrates how his rise to greatness sets a course for our own spiritual development today. (Judges 6-8)

In this lesson, Mike explains why Jesus is uniquely qualified to be the head of the church. (Colossians 1)

In this lesson, Mike articulates the advantages of the Christian faith not found in other major religions in the world.

This lesson expands Jesus' brief teaching parable by revealing the unique features that give the Pearl of Great Price its value. (Colossians 1:9-14)

In this lesson, Mike cuts through the many human and cultural views of John the Baptist in order to reveal the true character and mission of this important Bible personage.

Mike discusses the newest religion of the 21st Century and its impact on society as well as the Christian response to society's latest attempt to replace God with a deity of its choosing.

Mike calls on Christian women to revolutionize how they are seen by themselves and secular society.

Mike provides a practical strategy for Christian parents struggling with children who have lost their way. (Proverbs 22:6)

Mike explains the nature of our submission to Christ when we become His disciples.

Mike looks at the joys and challenges that are part of the experience of knowing God more intimately. (Psalm 139)

In this lesson, Mike reviews the system of ministry established by the Apostles in the early church and how it can be adapted for modern church use. (Acts 2:1-47)

Mike recalls the spiritual steps he took in his journey from hearing the call to conversion to hearing the call to ministry. (Matthew 16:24-25)

In this sermon, Mike reviews the various ways that the church has dealt with the pressure of contemporary culture, and how it can maintain the culture of Christ as an ever-present response to the forces of cultural change in every generation. (Romans 12:1-2)