Matthew 20:1-16 The unfairness of earth does not undo the purposes of heaven.

Hebrews 4:14-16; Mark 1:16-20 Jesus both represents and enters into our every day lives by his position as the Great High Priest. The author of Hebrews traces this idea throughout their encouragement to dispersed church undergoing persecution of various kinds. Today we wonder is Jesus really worth following with everything? In this sermon we seek to understand why this is true and how we are to do it.

John 13:31-35 As Jesus enters into his final days he begins to tell the disciples some important last words. He starts by encouraging them to follow a new commandment, namely to love one another as Jesus has loved them. Jesus' final days are filled with melodies of love built off of this short passage. We explore the new commandment and its implications for our lives.

Psalm 29:1-11 The voice of the Lord has the power to make us alive in Christ.

Job 41:1-14, 42:1-6 As we turn to God and ask 'why?' in our suffering, we find comfort in his sovereign arms.

Hebrews 10:19-25 Jesus is the way to the Father, the source of powerful promises, and the motivation we need to spur one another on to love and good works.

II Corinthians 4:1-6 Our very mission of proclaiming Jesus is activated by our beholding Jesus, our very heart.

Matthew 7:21-29 Jesus' invitation for prospective followers to build their house on the Rock coincides with the Easter declaration of resurrection as the stone is rolled away!

Matthew 7:13-20 As Jesus draws to the close of this Sermon for Life he lays before his listeners a choice that will result in life or in destruction along with a gracious invitation to find their Way in him.

Matthew 7:1-12 Jesus calls his followers to be gracious and discerning in our interactions with one another and reminds us to let God be God.