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Judge Not Sermon
August 9, 2017. Frontline Community Church, Grand Rapids, MI, a sermon titled: Judge Not! The first sermon where I attempt to tell my story. Originally formatted as part of my Homilies of St. Asinus podcast, which explains the introduction.

I Am Onesimus Sermon
September 2, 2019. A sermon preached at Frontline Community Church, Grand Rapids, MI, titled: I Am Onesimus! Returning to the place of your greatest shame. A hopeful reflection for perpetrators, malefactors, and ne’er-do-wells.

Perry & Shawna Radio Interview
July 23, 2021. A lovely radio interview with Perry LaHaie and Shawna Beyer on Moody Radio discussing both my story and the early stages of the book’s publication journey. Denise also joins for a bit to talk about her own perspectives and journey.

My Little Lunch Sermon
June 26, 2022. A sermon preached at Bella Vista Church, Rockford, MI, from Mark 6, where Jesus feeds 5000 with one little lunch. I discuss the next chapter of life, departing Bella Vista Church and entering the ordination process with the Wesleyan Church in preparation for whatever God has next for me. [Sermon begins at 32:30]

I Am Alone Sermon
February 26, 2017. Frontline Community Church, Grand Rapids, MI, a sermon titled: I Am Alone! About depression from the life of Elijah.

By His Wounds Sermon
November 17, 2019. Bella Vista Church, Rockford, MI, a sermon titled: By His Wounds, We are Healed from Isaiah 53. The first sermon preached upon returning to the church I blew up. A story of reconciliation, redemption, and hope for people with self-inflicted wounds.

Living Hope Sermon
January 6, 2020. A sermon preached at Frontline Community Church, Grand Rapids, MI, titled: Living Hope (I Peter 1:3-5). Little did we know that the pandemic was coming, but this was providentially timely.

Uninvited Sermon
September 14, 2020. A sermon preached at Frontline Community Church, Grand Rapids, MI, titled: Uninvited: The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Bridesmaids (Matthew 25:1-13). A reflection on learning to wait as well as the point of the pandemic.