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Why We Pray
by Ray Pritchard

A quarter-century ago, when we were living in the Los Angeles area, I attended an all-day seminar on prayer led […]

Text: Romans 15:30-33
Sermon Series: The Transformed Life (Romans 12-16)
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Conquering Christians
by Brian Bill

5-year-old Johnny was in the kitchen as his mother made supper.  She asked him to go into the pantry and […]

Text: Romans 8:31-37
Sermon Series: Getting into the Good News
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I’m Coming To Rome Someday, I Hope: Seven Reflections on Knowing the Will of God
by Ray Pritchard

Romans 15:22-29 offers a fascinating glimpse into the mind of the Apostle Paul. Essentially it is Paul’s answer to the […]

Text: Romans 15:22-29
Sermon Series: The Transformed Life (Romans 12-16)
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In God’s Waiting Room: Lessons from the “Down Time” of Life
by Ray Pritchard

On one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave them this command: ‘‘Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait […]

Sermon Series: Standalone Messages
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Breaking Points
by Ray Pritchard

Everyone has a story to tell, even the people who seem to smile all the time. This is one of […]

Text: Isaiah 40:28-31
Sermon Series: Standalone Messages
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Unworthy
by Ray Pritchard

There are two dangers we face whenever we come to the Lord’s table. The first danger is that we will […]

Text: I Corinthians 11:27
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When You Pray, Never Give Up
by Ray Pritchard

My goal in this sermon is very simple. I hope to convince you of the importance of persistence in prayer. […]

Text: Luke 18:1-8
Sermon Series: Stories Jesus Told
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God’s Multicultural Church
by Ray Pritchard

The term multicultural is much in the news these days. Politicians and social scientists use it to describe a certain […]

Text: Romans 15:7-13
Sermon Series: The Transformed Life (Romans 12-16)
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Grumblers Anonymous
by Ray Pritchard

This parable is not just teaching us about final rewards. It is also probing at the level of our motives. Why are we doing what we do? If it’s a straight reward you want, fine, you’ll get it. God will never cheat you. But that’s all you’ll get. And you’ll go to heaven grumbling all the way, always checking to see how you are doing compared with someone else – overestimating your own importance and underestimating the grace of God. But if you decide to do your work for the Lord’s sake alone, you will never be disappointed.

Text: Matthew 20:1-16
Sermon Series: Stories Jesus Told
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Rebuilding the Rubble
by Brian Bill

Have you ever noticed that once we commit to ministry, things suddenly get messy?  We learned two weeks ago that […]

Sermon Series: Facing Your Giants

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