Keep Your Mouth Shut and Come with Us (6/21/1987)
The focus of this message is on pastoral honesty and integrity, drawing heavily on Billy Grahams' autobiographical reflections of his relationship with President Richard Nixon.
In Praise of Extravagance (11/15/87)
This contrasts the woman who pours costly perfume over Jesus with the measured response of most churches and the timidity of many preachers.
A Matter of Labor and Delivery (12/20/1987)
A Christmas message that moves from maternity to theology… from the delivery of Mary's baby, to the Jesus who comes to deliver us.
OK Buster, It's Your Turn to Dry (3/29/1992)
Here we wrestle between forgiving and forgetting, all the while pondering how the Prodigal re-enters the family structure in the days and weeks following the "Welcome Home" party.
Where Everybody Knows Your Name (6/20/1993)
The sermon that concludes 13 years in the pulpit at Nardin Park UMC.
Nets dropped at Daybreak (9/9/1984)
Beginning the Fall Season with a fishing story about Jesus and the Disciples.
Honk If You Love Jesus (March 31, 1985)
Jesus and the Underworld (April 7, 1985)
High Flying Geese (April 21,1985) Confirmation Sunday!
Critical Choices in the Garden of Erotic Delights (May 5, 1985)
Desperately Seeking Someone (July 14, 1985)
Should I Take It Personally (July 28, 1985)
Good Dirt (June 21, 1887)