Sermons

Need to Know (Hebrews 10: 11-25)   When I was a cadet in the Houston Police Academy, we were told by our instructors that there were two types of knowledge: good to know and need [...]

But I Am Guilty! (Hebrews 9: 24-28)   Back when I practiced criminal defense one of the first things I told my new clients after I patiently listened to their side of the story was [...]

If You Had Been Here (John 11: 32-44)               It was last year in December that my younger brother passed away suddenly.  He had mentioned to my mother that he wasn’t feeling well and [...]

I Want to See (Mark 10: 46-52)   One of the good things about Facebook is that occasionally you see a post worth seeing, one that makes you feel good, one that makes you smile.  [...]

Ask Not (Mark 10: 35-45)   On January 20, 1961, newly elected President John F. Kennedy delivered his inaugural address in which he announced that “we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any [...]

Too Much To Ask (Mark 10: 17-31)   In 1789 John Wesley, the founder of our Methodist denomination, preached one of his more famous sermons entitled, “The Use of Money” in which he emphasized one [...]