This sermon compares the chaos of Babel (Genesis 11:1-9) and the unification of Pentecost (Acts 2:1-13).  Babel resulted in the inability of humanity to work together.  Pentecost brought the Spirit actively into the life of the church and resulted in the proliferation of the abundant good news.

Monika Grasley spoke to LifeSpring about Compassion and Social Justice.

This sermon comes from Acts 16:16-34 and concerns the first visit of Paul to the European city of Philippi.  The sermon contrasts the responses of the demon-possessed girl and the prison guard with those of Lydia and the other Philippians who responded to the gospel.

Third in a series on Calvinism, this sermon takes a look at the Biblical view of God versus the view as handed down to us by the Greeks.  They sermon looks at the implications of the Greek view on our current understandings of who God is and how this God works in our lives.

This sermon comes from passages in both 1 Corinthians and Galatians in which Paul warns early Christians of the dangers of "yeast" to the life of the church.  In this case, yeast is evil or detrimental influence.  This is second in a series on the the doctrine of Calvinism.