Here are recordings from various places I’ve had a chance to preach. I’ve tried to provide links to the original sites to give them credit. If you have any questions on anything you hear, please write it in the comments or publish a blog post about it and let me know.
I say another one, because I got to preach on this same event a few years ago at One Life West. I love this whole event. Of course, this time I had some different insights. The 9:00 was even different than the 11:00 sermon! That helped show me that the Holy Spirit really is involved…
Moses was overwhelmed to the point of wishing he was dead! Jesus, in a similar situation, reacted very differently.
We visited Bethel and surprise, the guest preacher was Bret from One Life talking about Jesus as part of the Trinity.
In this kickoff to our Advent series, we bridge the gap between 1st-century prophecy and 21st-century life. Using the imagery of video game “quest clues,” we explore how Revelation 1 is packed with Old Testament references. We connect the “I AM” of Moses’ burning bush to the “Emmanuel” of Mary’s manger. This isn’t just a book about the end of the world; it’s an apocalypse—a grand uncovering—of Jesus Christ. Discover how the God who was and is also promises to be the God who is to come, proving that His greatest desire is simply to be with us.
This sermon focuses on Ephesians 4, explaining that after Jesus descended to Earth and ascended to heaven, He gave gifts to the church to empower its work. The central idea is the priesthood of all believers, meaning every Christian has direct, confident access to God through Jesus’s sacrifice, as supported by passages in 1 Peter…
Ephesians 5:1 calls for believers to be imitators of God by actively choosing love and purity. This imitation begins with putting away destructive sins like bitterness, wrath, and malice (Ephesians 4:31) and replacing them with kindness, tenderheartedness, and forgiveness, modeled directly after Christ’s forgiveness toward us (Ephesians 4:32).
My sermon on Ephesians 4, where Paul tells people that if you’re going to be a Christian, start acting like it!
Some review of Rosh Hashannah, and then a look at Ephesians 4 – all the ways we can be united, and need to preserve the unity, of the Holy Spirit.
The Apostle Paul prays for the Ephesian church with all of the ooomph and passion that he can muster after Ephesians 1 and 2. He’s fired up!
This also gives is a great example of the things we want for people…the things we want to change in other people…are really just that they would know and experience Jesus.
Here’s my sermon on Ephesians 3. You can listen to it, or read the AI generated outline below. 1. Introduction: The Foundation for Prayer (Ephesians 3:1) 1.1. The Starting Point: A Unified Church The sermon begins by linking back to Ephesians 2, reminding the audience that Paul’s point is built on the foundation that Jews…
