This is my sermon on Matthew 18 from August 23rd, 2020. I was in person at Westminster this week. If the trend continues downward, we’ll stay that way! Matthew 18:1-6 Some people read this as Jesus’ caution against making children sin, but that’s not what He says. He says that to enter the kingdom of…
This was a Facebook comment from a thread that linked to the quote below. I wanted to keep it here because I think it’s a helpful way to address conspiracy theory hobbyists. “Do you see how peddling a conspiracy theory is a lot like evangelism? It’s a tragic substitute. A deflection and distraction to what’s…
This was originally published March 29, 2015, but has been updated with the sermon after the initial event. Yesterday my wife and I were talking about Holy Week, Passover, and sheep. Part of the whole point of God having the Jewish people keep a lamb for a week was so that they would be close…
Here are my notes from his talk at the 2018 global leadership Summit. There is so much going on in Africa that the rest of the world needs to pay attention to and learn from. I love his philosophy that if your business solves the problem people will seek you out. He wasn’t passionate about…
This is my sermon on Jesus’ resurrection, but it’s not on Easter! I’m preaching through the gospel, so things happen on a different calendar than we usually celebrate.
This is a sermon on Colossians 3 from a few years ago.
Here is my sermon on John 19. What is unusual about this is that usually I would preach on the passion and crucifixion on Easter, but since I’m doing expository preaching chapter by chapter through John, we have Easter in February! Pilate, Jesus, the Jewish leaders of the day, I talk about a lot of…
Here is an old sermon I found on Jesus in the Nicene Creed
Sermon from June 10, 2018 at Westminster Church
