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Baby in the Bulrushes
by Ray Pritchard

Are children a burden or a blessing? I suppose it depends on who you ask or what you mean or […]

Sermon Series: Moses: The Making of a Champion
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Jesus: Immanuel and Savior
by Brian Bill

How are you doing hanging on to Christ this Christmas?  Does Christmas seem confusing or is it just a chaotic […]

Text: Matthew 1:18-25
Sermon Series: Cast of Christmas
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Doctrine Matters
by Brian Bill

How many of you dreaded pop quizzes in school?  This week, I learned this is an actual phobia for some […]

Text: Acts 19:1-20
Sermon Series: On Mission
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Grace Alone
by Brian Bill

Recently, my wife and I stopped by a grocery store to pick up a few items.  To save time, we […]

Text: Acts 15:1-35
Sermon Series: On Mission
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God Always Gets the Glory
by Brian Bill

Make the glory of God the story of your life.

Text: Acts 12:20-25
Sermon Series: On Mission
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The Power of Earnest Prayer
by Brian Bill

God often does the unexpected when we’re earnest in prayer.

Text: Acts 12:1-19
Sermon Series: On Mission
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Back to Bethlehem
by Ray Pritchard

Don’t give up on God just because things have gone badly for you. Your sin cannot cancel God’s grace.

Text: Ruth 1:6-22
Sermon Series: Unexpected Grace (Ruth)
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Esther: Maximizing Ministry Potential
by Brian Bill

A couple moving out of their apartment in Burbank, California were in the right place at the right time.  Konrad […]

Text: Esther 1-10
Sermon Series: Keeping the Story Alive
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Ruth: A Loyal Love Story
by Brian Bill

When I went to Moody Bible Institute in 1982 I was 22 years old and not interested in dating.  I […]

Sermon Series: Keeping the Story Alive
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The Bread of Life
by Brian Bill

Jesus begins by referring to Himself as the ultimate source of sustenance. He has just fed the 5,000 and his reference to bread echoes back to the manna given to God’s people in the wilderness. Jesus wants to lift his listeners from a barren, food-dominated existence to the understanding that He alone can satisfy the supreme hunger of life.

Text: John 6:35-71
Sermon Series: Metaphors of the Messiah
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