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What Happens When We Die? (Hebrews 9:27) from the Sermons I Always Wanted To Hear sermon series
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What Happens When We Die? (Hebrews 9:27) from the Sermons I Always Wanted To Hear sermon series
Wednesday @ 4:47 AM
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What Christ Does With Failure (John 21) from the Beyond Denial: Finding Ourselves in Peter’s Story sermon series
Friday @ 6:34 AM
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What Christ Does With Failure (John 21) from the Beyond Denial: Finding Ourselves in Peter’s Story sermon series
Thursday @ 3:31 PM
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Peace, Be Still!A Short Sermon from the Sea of Galilee (Mark 4:35-41) from the Peace, Be Still! sermon series
Wednesday @ 7:10 AM
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If I Believe, Why Do I Doubt? from the If I Believe, Why Do I Doubt sermon series
Wednesday @ 7:05 AM
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If I Believe, Why Do I Doubt? (Mark 9:24) from the Crucial Questions sermon series
Wednesday @ 7:03 AM
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Out On A Limb With Shirley MacLaine: Is Reincarnation True? (Various) from the Final Questions: A Biblical View of Life After Death sermon series
Wednesday @ 6:27 AM
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Out On A Limb With Shirley MacLaine: Is Reincarnation True? (Various) from the Final Questions: A Biblical View of Life After Death sermon series
Wednesday @ 1:05 AM
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What Happens When We Die? (Hebrews 9:27) from the Sermons I Always Wanted To Hear sermon series
Tuesday @ 10:53 PM
2009 Sermons by Ray Pritchard
What Christ Does With Failure
July 01, 2009
John 21 is in the Bible so that all of us Peter-types would know that though we fall again and again, by God’s grace we can keep on getting back up. If he did it for Peter, he can do it for me and for you.
Sermon 6 of 6 from the Beyond Denial: Finding Ourselves in Peter’s Story series
Before the Rooster Crows
June 29, 2009
Peter’s fall proves that anyone can fall at any time so we should be warned. His restoration proves that God’s grace truly is greater than all our sin. Therefore, let sinners everywhere flee to Christ for forgiveness.
Sermon 5 of 6 from the Beyond Denial: Finding Ourselves in Peter’s Story series
Rejoicing and Weeping
June 20, 2009
Here is God’s dream for every church. That through preaching the gospel men and women everywhere can experience the life-changing power of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. And to be the kind of place where, no matter what kind of week you’ve had, you can come in and say, “Ahh, I’ve made it.”
Sermon 1 of 1 from the Rejoicing and Weeping series
Midnight Miracle
June 18, 2009
When Jesus is betrayed and arrested, Peter impulsively strikes with his sword to try to protect Him. Jesus rebukes Peter, heals Malchus’ ear and quietly submits, knowing that in the end, God’s will must be done. What should Peter have done? How does a follower of Christ react when all is lost?
Sermon 4 of 6 from the Beyond Denial: Finding Ourselves in Peter’s Story series
The Midway
May 28, 2009
If only a few people will be saved, how can there be a vast multitude in heaven? And why do so many people miss the narrow gate while many others find it? Life on the midway helps us answer those questions.
Sermon 11 of 11 from the Why I Believe series
What If
May 15, 2009
Jesus said, “My house shall be called a house of prayer.” Wouldn’t it be wonderful if that were true of your church? My church? Every church?
Sermon 9 of 9 from the Asymmetric Spiritual Warfare series
How to Meet the Enemy
May 08, 2009
No believer is safe who faces Satan in his own strength. No believer is more secure than he who goes into battle wearing the whole armor of God.
Sermon 8 of 9 from the Asymmetric Spiritual Warfare series
Who is the Real Enemy?
April 29, 2009
Christianity is not a religion for sissies or for those who want an easy road. If you are looking for an escape from your problems, Jesus is not for you. Christianity is for strong men and women who will not flee from the struggle.
Sermon 7 of 9 from the Asymmetric Spiritual Warfare series
Worthy is the Lamb
April 06, 2009
The glory of heaven is the Lamb—Jesus Christ, whose victory is celebrated without end. Jesus is the focal point of heaven and the center of all attention. Without Jesus there would be no heaven at all. And without him none of us would ever have a chance to go there.
Sermon 6 of 6 from the The Deeper Meaning of the Cross series
Why God Allows Good Men to Fall
March 28, 2009
Peter still speaks to us today. “If you think you’ve fallen short, if you feel like you’ve denied him, look at what happened to me." Do not despair. God still loves you, and He loves you so much that it doesn’t matter what you’ve done. If God can forgive Peter, he can forgive anybody.
Sermon 3 of 6 from the Beyond Denial: Finding Ourselves in Peter’s Story series
How Good Christians Sometimes Do the Devil’s Work
March 23, 2009
As it was for Peter, so it will be for all of us. Our strengths and our weaknesses lie side by side. If we live on the level of our emotions, we may find ourselves actually opposing Jesus. If we think that our understanding equals God’s will, we are bound to fall into many grievous errors.
Sermon 2 of 6 from the Beyond Denial: Finding Ourselves in Peter’s Story series
Why I Am Not a Pessimist
March 18, 2009
Christians are both pessimists and optimists, but we are much more optimistic because though we see what is happening in the world around us, we know that Jesus Christ conquered the grave. And because he lives, we too will live.
Sermon 1 of 1 from the Soul Food: Ephesians for the 21st-Century series
The Next Hero
March 08, 2009
Hebrews 11 is God’s “Perpetual Plaqueโ of those who lived by faith. And if you look closely, you can see there is plenty of room for more names. There’s room for you and there’s room for me.
Sermon 15 of 15 from the Outrageous Faith series
How God’s Will Can Mess Up Your Life in a Good Way
March 01, 2009
God’s will is always good, but it’s not always comfortable. And it’s certainly not predictable. What if God blew your categories and gave you success beyond your wildest dreams? What if he let you fail miserably so he could give you overwhelming success later?
Sermon 1 of 6 from the Beyond Denial: Finding Ourselves in Peter’s Story series
Miracles Come in Many Varieties
February 22, 2009
I cannot promise you an easy road if you decide to follow Jesus Christ. But I can promise you this. You will be blessed and you won’t be sorry. And in the end, you will discover that the life of faith is full of adventure, and you will be glad you weren’t a couch potato but dared to make a difference in the world.
Sermon 14 of 15 from the Outrageous Faith series
Four Cracked Pots
February 16, 2009
God honors faith, and he seeks it so much that he will honor people who otherwise do some very stupid things. He uses flawed people to accomplish his will so that when the victory comes, he alone gets the glory.
Sermon 13 of 15 from the Outrageous Faith series
From Rahab to Jesus
February 07, 2009
God delights in saving notorious sinners. He proved it by saving Rahab, a prostitute in ancient Jericho whose faith saved her whole family. There is no pit so deep that the love of God is not deeper still. There is no sin so terrible that Jesus cannot forgive it.
Sermon 12 of 15 from the Outrageous Faith series
Can We Still Believe in Life After Death?
January 28, 2009
One day the Sadducees tried to trick Jesus with a very weird question. Jesus’ surprising answer teaches us a great deal about life after death. Our hope of the resurrection rests on the faithfulness of God. Our hope for the future rests not in science, not in speculation, not in some proof text, but in the character of God himself!
Sermon 8 of 8 from the Close Encounters with Jesus series
How Faith Works
January 16, 2009
The life of faith is inherently a life of risk. It is not for those timid souls who want to play it safe all the time. As long as we limit God to what we think he can do, we will never see anything great because our faith remains so small. But once we are willing to suspend our disbelief and renounce our skepticism, then and only then do we become candidates for a miracle.
Sermon 7 of 8 from the Close Encounters with Jesus series
The Standing Orders of the Gospel
January 11, 2009
The real impact of the gospel will be seen when we don’t feel joyful, when we don’t want to pray, and when we can’t think of a reason to be thankful. That’s when we discover if our Christianity is the genuine article or a spiritual counterfeit.
Sermon 14 of 14 from the I Thessalonians series
Why God Makes It Hard When It Ought to be Easy
January 04, 2009
2 Samuel 2-3 tell the story of David’s long struggle to become king over all Israel. His life is a pattern of how God deals with his children. It is God’s plan to vindicate us slowly, bless us openly, surprise us occasionally, and test us continually. God intends to develop our character, and to do that adversity is essential.
Sermon 4 of 4 from the New Years' Message series
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