Sermons

It is incumbent upon us to be the ones to remind people of the two greatest commandments: to love God and to love our neighbors.

Our victories will be directly related to the role God wants us to play in our everyday lives, right here where we are needed the most.

Our faith, therefore, is in the God who created the entire universe by his word.

How much more will God respond to our bold requests that we earnestly make in prayer?

The body of Christ, the Church, functions only when the brothers and sisters work together for the common good.

And thanks to Christ, we are now free and able to do what was impossible before, to live unselfishly.

This gospel faith removes from us all division between race, sex, and class. They are as if they never existed as God intended all along.

We enjoy the peace that comes from being made right with God, but we still face daily problems that often help us grow stronger and more self-assured.

The Spirit will help us find our place in God's service giving us the tools to literally perform miracles, things people didn't think were possible.

We've become numb to the violence and this routine of mourn, pray, and repeat seems futile.