Sermons

Jesus became one with us so that He might be able to relate to me, to you, and that our hearts could be knit together in love.

The Gift of Jesus, the Son of God, was right on time for a world full of injustice, superstition, and moral decay. Prophecies fulfilled!

The incarnation of Jesus is a great mystery, God with us, one in our flesh and bone, and experiences of life. What amazing Love!

What matters most to you, to others, to God? Eric takes time to challenge us to think what does really matter most to us.

Jesus told the parable of the rich man and Lazarus to illustrate the importance of living your one life with a focus on salvation.

Things are not always what they appear to be. The Christian learns to live by faith, which changes the perspective.

Thankfulness is an important part of life. It affects our physical and mental health, relationships, and our witness to the goodness of God.

Why is it that Jesus uses the serpent to represent Himself on the cross and brining life and health to those that look and live.

Rich in meaning are the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin, revealing the unconditional and proactive love of Jesus.