Mike talks about the specific blessings we enjoy as Christians and what these should motivate us to do in the here and now.

Mike explains that the type of funeral he will preach for you will largely depend on the life you have lived.

How Christians can influence the spiritual tone of their surroundings and their need to do so.

Mike examines the problem of evil and how the Bible responds to the irony of evil's existence, even at Christmas.

In this sermon, Mike breaks down the difference between indoctrination and conversion.

Mike compares the science of the knock-out in boxing with the way sin can destroy us if we don't properly defend ourselves.

Mike explores some of the spiritual reasons America has been blessed with great wealth.

In this lesson, Mike focuses on the invitation part of every sermon and examines its Biblical purpose and relevance in preaching to today's church.

In this lesson, Mike monitors the type of things that go in and out of our mouths and offers some basic rules to avoid mouth-traffic 'accidents.'

Of all the concepts and philosophies promoted throughout history, Christianity's main idea has, and continues to have, the greatest impact and ongoing influence in the world.

In this sermon, Mike examines the things we must actually do in order to forgive completely.

In this lesson, Mike will talk about sexual immorality and what God's word says about today's attitude and practice in this area of human behavior.

This sermon attempts to separate the various legends and false ideas about these spiritual beings found in pop culture, and establish a more accurate picture of them based solely on Biblical information.

As the title suggests, this lesson will not only name the excuses but also demonstrate the legitimacy of some and spiritual illness often disguised as simple reasons for non-attendance.

In this sermon, Mike briefly reviews the major belief systems of Western Civilization throughout history and how the acceptance or rejection of God in each of these has impacted society.

In order to motivate more people to experience the very special joy that comes with exercising this virtue, Mike will review what the Bible teaches concerning 'the love of strangers.'

Mike compares the 6 elements found in every sporting event to the challenge of living as a Christian in today's world.

Mike drills down into the Word and lays out what the New Testament actually says concerning the possibility of a Christian losing their salvation, once having been saved.

Becoming an American was a choice for me. In this lesson, I want to share the main reasons why this decision was an easy one to make.

Mike contrasts some of the things that are always changing with those that never do.

Christians pursue and define success differently than those not guided by their faith in Jesus Christ.

Mike reviews the various ways that God calls each Christian at one time or another in life.

As parents, we sincerely want our children to be faithful but sometimes because of our misconceptions of what Godly parenting ought to be, the exact opposite takes place.

This sermon outlines some of the attitudes Christians need to cultivate in order to promote unity and peace within the church.

This lesson examines the use of power by God and its misuse by angels and mankind.

In this lesson, Mike compares the liberating practice of Christianity to the suffocating legalism of Islam.

One of the overlooked factors that contribute to the mindless gun violence we have experienced in this nation is low self-esteem. In this lesson, Mike explores the roots and connection between this condition and the depraved acts recently committed by young shooters.

Using only quotations from Jesus, this lesson outlines what the Lord Himself taught about salvation.

In the story of the prodigal son, we see the intimate, human ways that God, our Father, loves us. Ways that we as humans can understand and relate to ? ways that a father loves a son.

This lesson examines the most important thing in the world. You may think it is family, health, happiness and all of these are very important but more important than these is the Church.

The resurrection of Jesus remains the single most volatile and important event of our age.

In this sermon, we examine the portrait of an ideal woman designed by God and revealed some 3,000 years ago in Solomon's book of Proverbs.

In this sermon, Mike reviews a spectacular failure in Aaron's life and how God used this to prepare him for one of the most important roles in Jewish history.

This sermon examines the character and faith of Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus.

A look at spiritual characteristics and virtues that cannot be developed simply by self-denial.

The second part of this Kingdom theme examines the timeless role that the Kingdom plays here on earth and the source of its power to affect the lives of both the people who are in the kingdom and those who are outside of it.

This sermon traces out the various features of God's Kingdom that separate it from every other organized body here on this earth, and how it came to be this way.

This sermon examines the circumstances that led Paul to write this beautiful ode to Christian love.

In this sermon, Mike reviews the timeless spiritual truths that can buffer the storms of change that are challenging this nation.

Why does God allow so much evil in this world especially if He is supposed to be a good and merciful God? Hopefully, the answers provided in this lesson will help bring to faith those who doubt there is a God because of the suffering that they see in the world.

In this sermon, Mike tackles one of the Christian's greatest challenges - how can Christians who live and engage in the human experience avoid becoming worldly?

Mike reviews the repeated claims that America's best days are in the past and offers a plan for our nation's renewal.

In this lesson, Mike discusses the ways Christians can maintain their spiritual momentum as they journey onward to their heavenly home.

In this sermon, Mike traces out the various stops on the journey of faith that begins in a person's head but must travel to the heart for that believer to become a true disciple of Jesus.

Mike reviews Paul's teaching in I Corinthians that establishes the difference between the wisdom of God and the wisdom of the world when it comes to death and dying.

Mike reviews past initiatives that have brought the congregation to this point and what will be needed to maintain our growth and development into the future.

This sermon summarizes all the instructions given by Moses to the Israelites in the thirty-four chapters of Deuteronomy down to a single word.

In this sermon, Mike draws a picture of the ideal father with the references to fatherhood in both the Old and New Testaments.

The world's solutions to stress involve things like drugs, vacations or some type of therapy. As Christians, however, we believe that even if these methods might be helpful, the most satisfying and permanent solution to the problems of worry and stress can only be found through faith, and specifically through faith in Christ.…

Mike outlines the rewards obtained by those who exercise the non-miraculous but very dynamic spiritual gift of liberality.