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.

In this lesson, Mike compares the liberating practice of Christianity to the suffocating legalism of Islam. (Galatians 5:1)

Mike presents a unique visual in explaining Biblical baptism.

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.

Mike compares the science of the knock-out in boxing with the way sin can destroy us if we don't properly defend ourselves. (Mark 6:14-29)

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

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

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

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

Mike reviews the life and work of Fanny J. Crosby, one of the most prolific composers of sacred poetry and hymns.

Getting to heaven requires more than wanting to go there. In this lesson, Mike takes a sobering look at the road to heaven and the many obstacles that make getting there a bumpy ride.

In this lesson, Mike compares the Aaronic priesthood of the Old Testament to the Royal priesthood of the New Testament.

In the book of Leviticus, we read about an amazing system of economics that God provided for the Jews called the Sabbatical year ordinances. A feature of this system was the year of Jubilee. In this lesson, Mike shows how Jubilee was a preview of not only an event in the future but a person who would fulfill all the wonderful promises of the Jubilee year.

Mike reviews 7 parallels between fishing for fish and "fishing for men."

This lesson highlights 3 important ways that a congregation can honor its spiritual leaders.

In this lesson, Mike explains the various ways a person can fulfill the command to honor one's mother.

In this lesson, Mike describes the three ways that God blesses those who regularly give to Him.

Mike shares some of the priceless benefits awaiting those who remain together in Christ for a lifetime.

This sermon examines the type of faith required in the process of salvation.

This lesson gives the parents of unfaithful children some practical things they can do to encourage their prodigals to return home.

In this lesson, Mike summarizes the great contribution made by the Restoration Movement to the world of religion.

Mike shares two primary lessons that he has learned on this his 40th anniversary of full-time preaching ministry.

In this sermon, Mike reviews the various ways Jesus uses to remove and renew Christians in order to save or strengthen His church.

Four letter expletives are common occurrences in public discourse and are teaching today's young people that this is somehow normal. Mike counters this trend by suggesting that parents become proactive in teaching their children four-letter words that will bless their lives.

Mike demonstrates the parallels between the broken society in Israel during the time of the Judges and American in the present time.

Mike explores the advantages and risks faced by those who are naturally drawn to a fast-paced lifestyle that features constant change and challenge.

Mike reviews the main reasons why people fall away from the faith and how this tendency can be reversed in a person's life.

Some say that if they were alive when Jesus was on the earth they would have surely believed in Him. However, the gospel writers' records show that this was not the case since the majority of people at that time did not believe. In this lesson, Mike will try to answer why this was so then and why it is so even to this day.

In this lesson, Mike reviews the system of ministry established by the Apostles in the early church and how it can be adapted for modern church use.

A study of the most unlikely passage to wear this title (hint: it is found in Luke).

Despite the millions of books and articles written about Christianity, this faith can be summarized using three words that begin with the letter "C".

Mike compares the natural wisdom seen in the migration habits of Canadian Geese to the attitudes the Christian flock should cultivate to live together in harmony.

This lesson examines how God can and does punish modern nations in the same way He disciplined the Israelites for similar sins against Him.

Mike explains the many internal and external witnesses who claim that the Bible was written by God.

In the Philippian letter, Paul warns his readers of the various tactics used by Satan to rob Christians of the peace with God won for them at the cross.

In Romans chapters 6-7 Paul explains the apparent paradox that Christians who still struggle with sin are nevertheless saved.

Mike looks at an old TV show that reflected a world where life was good because fathers in general knew what was best for their families.

In this lesson Mike examines what type of rewards we should be receiving from the practice of public worship.

Mike shares some observations as a rich person who has been exposed to and visited areas of extreme poverty and despair in this world.

Mike reviews Psalm 71 and describes three golden blessings that only God can provide when we are old.

In this lesson Mike reviews two basic Bible reasons that compel the church to evangelize the world in every generation, and one reason to do so which is particular to today's generation.

This lesson examines the actual spiritual work necessary in order to be restored to a right mind and spirit after a serious fall into sinfulness.

In this lesson Mike reviews the three avenues of help that God provides for those who are suffering.

Mike draws several practical lessons for contemporary times from the Jew's attitude and approach in building the Tabernacle in the desert, one of the spiritual high points in their history.

One day Jesus will come for us in death or with His return, this lesson reviews what the Lord says disciples need to do to be ready for that day.

John introduces the witnesses who provide the testimony upon which our faith is built that leads to Christ for salvation.

This lesson focuses on three important reasons why Christians should devote themselves to the spiritual exercise of prayer.

Mike highlights the very real demands that Jesus Himself places on every person who identifies as one of the Lord's disciples.

In this lesson, Mike demonstrates the disbelieving world's misunderstanding as well as many believer's underestimation of what it takes to follow Jesus.

This lesson reviews the religion-like tenets of the Woke ideology and how Christians can guard their faith against the onslaught of this powerful movement in our society today.

This sermon is taken from the account of the spies chosen by Moses to search out the Promised Land and the lessons on good leadership this episode provides for church leaders today.

In this lesson Mike sheds light on many "sayings" or concepts about grace that are either inaccurate or unbiblical.

In this lesson Mike explains what God's grace enables a Christian to do.