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• Time for a Checkup - 33 : 37 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Nov 11, 2010)
  No matter what your spiritual checkup reveals, you don’t have to stay the way you are.
• Life on the Edge: Make the Most of Every Moment - 39 : 23 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Apr 21, 2009)
  The time is short, the world is passing away, the end of all things is at hand. Who knows if this is the day when Jesus will return? Now is the time, this is the hour, and God is calling you. What will you do?
• Ten Sleepy Virgins - 31 : 32 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Apr 14, 2009)
  No one can “borrow” another person’s faith. One day you will stand before the Lord and he will say, “Why should I let you into my heaven?” What answer will you give?
• Lessons for Modern Day Sowers of the Word - 26 : 08 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Feb 5, 2009)
  If we keep on sowing the Word, we will reap a harvest in God’s time, by his grace, for his glory. So keep on sowing and let God bring in the harvest in his own time.
• Grumblers Anonymous - 43 : 52 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Jan 28, 2009)
  We grumble because we overestimate our own importance and we underestimate the grace of God. When we see how good God has been, our grumbling comes to an end.
• Seventy Times Seven - 46 : 21 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Jan 20, 2009)
  How often should we forgive? Jesus said seventy times seven. In this message Ray Pritchard explains what that means and the two things we need most in order to discover the healing power of forgiveness.
• Life On The Edge - 42 : 52 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Jan 8, 2009)
  The time is short, the world is passing away, the end of all things is at hand. Who knows if this is the day when Jesus will return? Now is the time, this is the hour, and God is calling you. What will you do? How will you respond?
• The Host Who Forgot His Manners - 47 : 28 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Dec 2, 2008)
  We might call this story “the preacher and the prostitute” because it’s a lesson about pride and humility. It’s also about how God welcomes those who aren’t ashamed to admit how much they need him. Only those who understand the depth of their own sinfulness can look with compassion and mercy on the men and women they meet every day.
• The Best of Times, The Worst of Times - 43 : 22 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Nov 17, 2008)
  From the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares, Ray Pritchard explains why we should be excited about the future. The Last Days will be marked by a simultaneous worldwide outbreak of evil and the greatest spiritual harvest the world has ever seen. Christians ought to be optimistic and look for opportunities to share our faith with others.
• Cannon Beach Q and A - 54 : 41 - DOWNLOAD
  Q & A - Ray Pritchard (Oct 20, 2008)
  Several weeks ago Ray and Marlene Pritchard led a question and answer session at Cannon Beach Conference Center in Oregon. Questions ranged from predestination to prayer to humility to Bible prophecy and what is at stake in the current presidential election.
• Hold Lightly What You Value Greatly - 47 : 24 - DOWNLOAD
  Ray Pritchard (Jun 25, 2008)
  We call this the parable of the rich fool. But he wasn’t a fool because he was rich. He was a fool because he forgot he was going to die. This isn’t a parable about the dangers of being rich and successful. This is a parable the dangers of having the wrong kind of heart. And that can happen to any of us.