Todays message from Pastor Lee, titled More Than Fun and Games, was delivered on March 25, 1990. Pastor Lee introduces us to what he believes to be one of the deadliest diseases in America: Boredom

Perhaps the title of this sermon, Life is Precious, seems trite or a worn clich. Yet we can never be reminded enough of how precious life is. On March 18, 1990, Pastor Lee took a broad swipe at th

A message from Pastor Lee titled, Breaking the Self Addiction. Pastor Lee uses the example of what would happen if you drilled a hole in a record album that was off-centre. He accurately asserts tha

Pastor Lee exhorts us to not let the world determine how we act or react, based on the temperature in the room. That we are to be thermostats, not thermometers. Pastor Lee uses a number of metaphors a

Pastor Lees message titled Lifetime Guarantee was first given on February 11, 1990. Pastor Lee uses the Old Testament lesson from that Sunday, which was found in Deuteronomy 30. It was Moses's last

Titled, Broken Instruments for Gods Symphony. It is the third sermon in a three-part series based on 1 Corinthians, the first chapter. It was first presented on January 28, 1990. Pastor Lee invites

Todays podcast is part two of a three-part series Pastor Lee presented in January 1990. It is titled United We Stand. Pastor Lee based this series of sermons on Pauls letter to the Corinthian chur

Were moving on to the 1990s with a sermon from January 14, 1990. It is titled Letter of Confirmation. An inspirational message that was part one of a three-part series of sermons, based on I Corint

On Christ the King Sunday on November 26, 1989, Pastor Lee delivered a sermon titled, Avoiding Customized Religion. Pastor Lee begins by quoting a columnist from the St. Paul Pioneer Press, who, a

Pastor Lee has a get-rich-quick scheme he wants to offer all of us. No, not a risky investment. No, not a special stock pick. And certainly not a gambling tip. Its a secret he knows. The secret to be