SERMONS

Pastor Scott explains that Jesus’ parable of the unrighteous manager is a call for believers to use worldly wealth wisely and faithfully for eternal purposes, recognizing that all possessions are ultimately entrusted to them by God. He challenges Christians to reject devotion to money and instead live as faithful stewards whose generosity, character, and priorities demonstrate wholehearted allegiance to Christ rather than the pursuit of earthly gain.

Pastor Scott teaches that both the rebellious prodigal son and the self-righteous older brother were equally lost and in need of the Father’s grace, revealing that outward morality can be just as spiritually dangerous as open sin. He challenges believers to examine whether they reflect the compassionate heart of Jesus toward broken sinners or the condemning spirit of the Pharisees, while emphasizing that God lovingly invites all who repent to enter the celebration of redemption.

Pastor Scott teaches that humanity, like the prodigal son, has willfully rebelled against God and pursued self-destructive sin, only to find emptiness and brokenness apart from Him. He highlights the astonishing grace of God the Father, who eagerly receives repentant sinners with compassion, restores them fully, and celebrates their return from death to life.