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• He Doesn’t Need Your Help - 35 : 53 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (May 3, 2012)
  The gospel begins with God. It doesn’t begin with Jesus or with us. The divine plan of salvation begins with the God who designed it.
• Just Say No - 39 : 07 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Oct 7, 2010)
  God honors those who dare to say no.
• Open My Eyes, Lord - 25 : 42 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Aug 24, 2009)
  Sometimes we worry too much about the symptoms without dealing with the root issues of life. We should pray, “Open the eyes of my heart, Lord,” because when that happens, life will radically change.
• Asymmetric Spiritual Warfare - 33 : 37 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Sep 11, 2008)
  Using the war on terror as a backdrop, this sermon explains how Satan attacks us asymmetrically. He works the angles and uses many small attacks in order to bring us down. Unless we understand Satan’s strategy, we will be defeated over and over again. The good news is that in Jesus Christ, we have everything we need to fight and win our spiritual battles.
• Swimming Upstream - 39 : 28 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Jun 1, 2010)
  If you think this world will last forever, then live by the world’s rules. But if you think that there is a better world coming, then live today in light of tomorrow. Your friends probably won’t understand you, and it won’t always be easy, and you’ll often feel squeezed, but at least you won’t wake up with a hangover that comes from getting drunk on the ways of the world.
• We Shall Be Like Him - 36 : 08 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Jul 31, 2008)
  Better days are coming, child of God. Let this thought encourage you in your long journey home. God has determined to make you like Jesus. Because you are his child, you will one day be like his Son. That family resemblance, which is today so faint as to sometimes be almost invisible, will in that happy day be so clear that no one in the universe could miss it.
• Create in Me a Clean Heart - 35 : 15 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Apr 25, 2008)

  Many Christians struggle with purity and feel guilty because they have failed again and again. Purity matters because all of life matters to God. If we want a clean heart, we must ask God for one. It’s as simple and as profound as that.