Jesus goes and calls his Apostles, he has good news to share in the world to the lost and weak, how can we share it?
For truly he took not on him the nature of angels; but he took on him the nature of Abraham. – Hebrews 2:16. On this great and joyous feast we will hear how this verse proclaims the Christmas message.
Come, all you faithful ones, all you who are brave enough to be here and perhaps catch faith, and see the tender mercy of our God, the mystery of the incarnation
Today we celebrate that Christ is our King, that he reigns. In the horros and banalities of life how can we always say this?
Jesus is challenged in Luke 15 as to why he spends so much time with disreputable people. In this sermon we see how God seeks and rejoices in finding the lost. Preached in the Parish of the North Peace September 11, 2022
Our Easter sermon at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Taylor, BC 2022. We see how Jesus arriving in Jerusalem did what Isaiah said the true King would do. He prepared a feast for all people. He destroyed the power of sin and death. He gave comfort to the weeping.
What does Jesus’s death do? I want to discuss the four popular views of the atonement and a fifth I think shouldn’t be neglected as we consider our Saviour’s death.
A story of one grace giving way to another and of God's faithfulness to his promise.