
Is it possible to do ministry, and not keep Jesus in the center of it? Is it possible to be “called” to ministry, and along the way somehow forget that Jesus is the reason you got into this in the first place? Simply put – yes. If you are in vocational ministry, think of when…

In this sermon at Vintage Church, I preach from James 4:13-5:11about how we should live as though we belong to the Lord!

In this sermon at Vintage Church, I preach from James 2:1-13 about how we should not play favorites or show partiality to others!

In this sermon at Vintage Church, I preach from James 4:13-17 about how God can use our limited time for unlimited purposes!

In this sermon at Vintage Church, I preach from Exodus 30-31. God is in the details!

In these sermons from Vintage Church, I preach from Exodus 20 and Exodus 21-23 about the commandments and laws that God gave the nation of Israel. We can also gain wisdom from these commandments on how to love God and love people. God’s commandments are life-giving!

In this episode from my friend Paul’s podcast, I join three other friends to have a conversation about what it can look like to walk with the Lord, through these questions: Check it out HERE!

Vintage Church Sunday Worship Gathering: In this sermon, I preach from John 11:1-44 on Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. This sign points to Jesus’ own resurrection and that He alone is God’s son and the giver of deep, lasting life!

Vintage Church Sunday Worship Gathering: In this sermon, I preach from John 6:16-21 about the miracle of Jesus walking on water. This miracle teaches the disciples a great lesson of faith and ultimately points to the kingdom of God! When evening came, his disciples went down to the sea, got into a boat, and started across…

When it comes to communication, I’m a work in progress. We all are! Because I’m in vocational ministry, I’ve had the opportunity to interact with all kinds of people. It’s been quite humbling and eye-opening. I’ve experienced some amazing conversations and I’ve also experienced some very frustrating conversations. People are people. We all have stories…