Just as there is no such thing as a little sin--there is no such thing as a little forgivness.  From Luke 7, Wayne Geiger talks about the danger when our knowledge of God exceeds our intimacy with God.

In 444 BC, Nehemiah could have been called, "the man of the year" or perhaps better, God's Most Valuable Cupbearer. 

This message was delivered with the folks at Belvidere Heights Baptist Church in mind.  Where do we go from here?

In John 10:22-30 Jesus describes the nature of His sheep

The motivation for Jesus' cleansing the temple was zeal.  Wayne Geiger talks about this from John 2:13ff

John 14:12-21  Why do so many Christians live a defeated life?  Quite possibly because they have pneumatalogical pinholes in their life.  How's your love life?

Living in the light of eternity.  That's the subject of this message from John 6:22-36. 

If anyone could have been saved by religion or rituals it would have been Nicodemus.  Wayne Geiger talks about thsi from John 2:23-3:8

The Woman at the Well, John 4:3-42

The woman caught in adultery, John 8:1-11, is a wonderful example of God's amazing love and His desire to forgive. 

In John 9: 1-41 a man born blind receives his sight and those who think they can see are told that they are blind. 

The story of the man at the pool at Bethesda is one of the most interesting and unusual stories in the book of John.  This message, from John 5:1-16, reminds us that when God makes an investment He expects a response.

Have you ever been at the end of your rope?  Sure, most of us have.  From the story about the official's son in John 4:46-54, Wayne Geiger talks about how to deal with life when you're at the end of your rope--or anywhere for that matter.

Luke 2:1-20   We found Nemo: Let's Find Christmas

Matthew 5:43-48

Matthew 5:38-42

Matthew 5:33-37

Clowning with Cloning

Matthew 5:31-32

Matthew 5:27-32

Matthew 5:13-16

From his series on the Sermon on the Mount, "How to be a Super Christian--but lose the Mask," Wayne Geiger examines the Beatitudes--Jesus recipee for true happiness.

Introduction to the Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 5-7

Evangelism--one of the essentials of the faith.  From Acts 16, and the conversion of Lydia, Wayne Geiger helps us to "think" evangelistically.

Holy living--one of the essentials of the faith.  In this message from Colossians 3, Wayne Geiger maintains that if you are a Christian you should walk the talk.

Tithing--Wayne Geiger deals with the subject from Malachi chapter 3.

The idea of fasting--has it faded away or does this biblical discipline deserve our attention.  Wayne Geiger explores this thought in this message, fasting who's in control anway?

If we desire to have a strong walk with the Lord we must be in constant communication with Him and sensitive to His will.  One of the ways we do that is by developing a daily quiet time.

America was founded as a Christian nation, but do we really celebrate that freedom or are we just blowing smoke?  Wayne Geiger talks from II Kings 6 about moving from thermometer to thermostat.

We talk about prayer, we read books about prayer and hear sermons on prayer...but when all is said and done; do we really pray?  In this message, Wayne Geiger talks about "the Priority of Prayer."

Is going to church an oudated ritural?  In the first of his series, "The 7 Essentials of the Faith," Wayne Geiger answers the question in this message, "Why go to church?"