Sermons

I hope likewise on this road of mutual accountability in regards to sin, that we also might walk the parallel path of inspiring one another to holiness.

I wonder if we might be open to the possibility of joy. A strange, strange(!) joy, connected to love, that has the power to draw us closer to the Father’s heart, and to Jesus, who makes him known.

We humans were made to be a “living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God.” The further we walk down the path to living a holy life, the more fulfilling and satisfying our lives will become.

Nothing of what a repentant sinner places before God’s mercy can be excluded from the embrace of his forgiveness.

And perhaps we, too, with God’s help, with Paul will come to say, “it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.”