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The Vine
by Brian Bill

As hard as we might try, we cannot live the Christian life in our own strength. We must consciously surrender to the Savior on a daily basis and remain in His Word if we expect to bear any fruit.

Text: John 15:1-5
Sermon Series: Metaphors of the Messiah
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Not Peace But a Sword
by Ray Pritchard

“I did not come to bring peace, but a sword” (v. 34). It’s hard to imagine Jesus with a sword. […]

Text: Matthew 10:32-39
Sermon Series: Marching Orders (Matthew 10)
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The Light of the World
by Brian Bill

While people look for someone to lead them, only Jesus can guide us because He is light Himself. Darkness is the first thing that God overcame in the original creation and darkness is flooded with light through the new creation. Unfortunately, those who don’t know the light often lash out at the Lord who alone illuminates the world.

Text: John 8:12-32
Sermon Series: Metaphors of the Messiah
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His Eye is on the Sparrow
by Ray Pritchard

If God is for us, and he is, why should we fear anything or anyone?

Text: Matthew 10:26-31
Sermon Series: Marching Orders (Matthew 10)
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Hard Times
by Ray Pritchard

If Jesus sends us, it is safer to be among the wolves than to be in the pen with the sheep. The wolves may kill us, but they cannot separate us from the love of God.

Text: Matthew 10:16-23
Sermon Series: Marching Orders (Matthew 10)
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A Miraculous Birth
by Brian Bill

While some people question the Virgin Birth, both Matthew and Luke clearly state that the conception of Jesus Christ took place while Mary was a virgin through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Text: Isaiah 7:14
Sermon Series: Christmas BC
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Are You the One?
by Ray Pritchard

Is Jesus the Savior we need? Christmas is God’s answer to that question.

Text: Matthew 11:1-3
Sermon Series: Christmas Messages
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Never Ashamed
by Ray Pritchard

Our marching orders are clear: Never be ashamed of the gospel!

Text: Matthew 10:1-15
Sermon Series: Marching Orders (Matthew 10)
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Christmas According To Matthew
by Brian Bill

Shalom!  My name is Levi Bar Alphaeus, but most folks just call me Matthew.  I had the honor of writing […]

Text: Matthew 1-2
Sermon Series: Christmas According To...
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The Forsaken Christ
by Brian Bill

“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” The answer to this question causes us to tremble when we realize that Jesus was forsaken because of our sins. Jesus felt the full weight of sin rolled onto His shoulders and endured the Father’s revulsion at the accumulated amount of our transgressions.

Text: Matthew 27:45-46
Sermon Series: Seven Shouts From the Savior