A sermon on the Confession of St. Peter exploring what it truly means to confess Jesus as the Christ—rejecting false expectations, trusting the cross, and keeping our eyes fixed on Christ amid a broken world.

A Baptism of Our Lord sermon on Christ taking our sins, universal atonement, and living the baptized life with hope. Jesus is baptized for us so we may live as forgiven children of God in a broken world.

A sermon confronting suffering, sin, and false views of God. Pastor Ross shows why hardship does not disprove God, exposes transactional faith, and proclaims Christ’s cross and empty tomb as our true hope.

A Christmas sermon on Simeon, Anna, and the child Jesus: God is not distant but near. In Christ, dead trees live, sinners are forgiven, and believers become children who call God ‘Abba, Father.’

A Christmas Eve sermon proclaiming Christ as our true peace and hope, calling us to let go of fear and trust the Savior who came as a child to conquer sin, death, and the grave for us.

Advent 2 reminds us of Christ’s coming judgment and saving grace, calling believers to hope, repentance, and joyful witness during the Christmas season.

A sermon on the Parable of the Ten Virgins: What does it mean to be spiritually prepared for Christ’s return? Explore faith, readiness, and the hope Christ gives as He purifies and prepares His people.

Jesus calls us to forgive as we have been forgiven. This sermon on Matthew 18 shows how God’s overwhelming mercy frees us to forgive others, live in grace, and reflect Christ’s love in our homes, families, and daily relationships.

When a desperate father begs Jesus to heal his dying son, faith in the Word brings life. The 21st Sunday after Trinity reminds us that true belief isn’t in miracles—but in the Savior who speaks them into being.

The Church is one holy, universal body—past, present, and future—united in Christ. In Holy Communion, heaven touches earth as believers join the countless multitude before the Lamb.

Reformation Sunday celebrates the heart of the Gospel—salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone. We are not saved by our works but by God’s mercy. Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, our sins are forgiven, and we live as God’s redeemed children.

Jesus silences His critics in Matthew 22, revealing that love for God and neighbor fulfills all the Law. Pastor Ross proclaims that salvation isn’t earned by works but received through faith in Christ, who perfectly kept the Law for us.

Ephesians 4:1–6 calls believers to live in humility, love, and unity as one body in Christ—bound together by grace, forgiveness, and faith.

In this 15th Sunday after Trinity sermon, Pastor Ross preaches on Galatians 5–6, warning against pride, hubris, and the self-conceit that poisons modern life—whether through social media or false ideas of masculinity. True Christian life is found in humility, bearing one another’s burdens, and walking by the Spirit, following Christ who came to serve, not to be served.