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What Does the Bible Say About Divorce and Remarriage?
by Ray Pritchard

Perhaps the place to begin is with a few quotes taken from The Abolition of Marriage by Maggie Gallagher: “Over […]

Text: Matthew 19:1-12
Sermon Series: Sermons I Always Wanted To Hear
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How Can I Learn to Forgive?
by Ray Pritchard

Here are some of the questions people asked about forgiveness: • What really is forgiveness? • How can one do […]

Text: Matthew 18:21-35
Sermon Series: Sermons I Always Wanted To Hear
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Solus Christus: By Christ Alone
by Ray Pritchard

“When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, ’Who do people say the Son of […]

Text: Matthew 16:13-18
Sermon Series: The Four ‘Solas’
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God in Three Persons: A Doctrine We Barely Understand
by Ray Pritchard

My problem this morning is simple: to explain a doctrine that all Christians believe but no one really understands. And […]

Sermon Series: Our Awesome God
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The Easter Conspiracy
by Ray Pritchard

Do you believe it was just a myth? Do you think Jesus somehow staged his own death and then faked his resurrection? Why did the Jews concoct a plot while Jesus was still dead? Why were they so afraid? Why were the grave clothes left in such an odd position? If he didn’t rise from the dead, what happened to his body? These are the questions you need to think about. After you are through, then it’s time to make up your own mind. When Jesus stood before Pilate he declared, “Everyone on the side of truth listens to me” (John 18:37). Whose side are you on?

Text: Matthew 28:11-15
Sermon Series: Easter Sermons
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The Salt and Light Brigade
by Ray Pritchard

We aren’t called to save the world. But we are called to make a difference. We can’t do everything. But we can do something. And what we can do, we ought to do. That’s what being salt and light is all about.

Text: Matthew 5:13-16
Sermon Series: Beatitudes (Matthew 5)
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Blessed are the Square Pegs
by Ray Pritchard

Some of us need to consider this beatitude very carefully. It’s not that’s we’ve said anything against Jesus. We really haven’t said anything at all. We’ve gone along and gotten along. We’re whittled down the sharp edges of our faith so we’re no longer like square pegs in round holes. Some of us “fit” too snugly in the holes of the world.

Text: Matthew 5:10-12
Sermon Series: Beatitudes (Matthew 5)
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God’s Peace Corps
by Ray Pritchard

Our Lord is on a recruiting mission this morning. He’s looking for a few volunteers to join God’s Peace Corps. He’s looking for a few good men and a few good women who will spread God’s peace all over the world. There is so much war, so much strife, so much pain in the world. That’s means there is plenty of work for you to do. Every tiny step receives God’s blessing! How do you get involved in the world? Be a peacemaker!

Text: Matthew 5:9
Sermon Series: Beatitudes (Matthew 5)
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The Tragedy of Double Vision
by Ray Pritchard

God’s word will make you pure and holy. But water can’t make you clean until you get in the bathtub. In the same way the word of God can purify your heart but you’ve got to take a bath daily in the water of the word. Blessed are the pure in heart … for they shall see God.

Text: Matthew 5:8
Sermon Series: Beatitudes (Matthew 5)
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What We Saw In India
by Ray Pritchard

God calls us to follow in his steps. The world may not reward you for showing mercy. Show it anyway. Your friends may take advantage of you. Have mercy anyway. You may be scorned and mocked as a softie. Better that you be thought too soft than to have a hard heart.

Text: Matthew 5:7
Sermon Series: Beatitudes (Matthew 5)