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What Child is This?
by Ray Pritchard

One of the many important decisions confronting new parents is, “What shall we call our baby?” Most new parents spend […]

Text: Isaiah 9:6
Sermon Series: Christmas Messages
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The First Law of Christian Giving
by Ray Pritchard

  Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will […]

Text: Luke 6:38
Sermon Series: Christian Giving
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Heavenly Rewards
by Ray Pritchard

As Christians, we have been given the best news in all the world. It’s too important not to share with others. May God help us to invest our lives in the things that will last forever.

Text: 1 Thessalonians 2:17-20
Sermon Series: Living in the Last Days (1 Thessalonians)
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Turn, Turn, Turn
by Ray Pritchard

Conversion begins when you turn to God. It is nothing more or less than “an intentional turning of oneself to God.” Because it is intentional it does not happen by accident. Nor does it happen automatically. Nor can anyone else turn for you. You yourself must decide to turn to God. No one can make that decision for you.

Text: 1 Thessalonians 1
Sermon Series: Living in the Last Days (1 Thessalonians)
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God’s Good vs. God’s Best
by Ray Pritchard

God will be no one’s debtor. You’ll never regret anything you give up for Jesus. Not in this life or in the life to come. But the saddest people in the all the world are those who cling stubbornly to what they have because they dare not give it up for God.

Text: Genesis 21:1-21
Sermon Series: Adventures with Abraham (Genesis 12-25)
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From Sodom to Oak Park
by Ray Pritchard

Sodom still lives today—not just outside but on the inside. There’s more than a little Lot in each of us. What he did we can all too easily do ourselves. We can follow Abraham or we can go the way of Lot. If we forget his story, we will almost certainly repeat his mistakes.

Text: Genesis 19
Sermon Series: Adventures with Abraham (Genesis 12-25)
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A Few Good Men
by Ray Pritchard

Don’t mistake God’s patience for unconcern. He destroyed Sodom! He will one day cast you into Hell. Your only hope is to turn from your sin and cast yourself on Jesus Christ for mercy to forgive your many sins. His blood can save, but even Christ’s blood is of no avail unless you trust him with all your heart.

Text: Genesis 18:16-33
Sermon Series: Adventures with Abraham (Genesis 12-25)
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When God Comes to Dinner
by Ray Pritchard

What do you believe deep in your heart? Is there anything to hard for the Lord? Anything in your life so big that he can’t handle it? You already know the answer is no, but I’m asking it in a different way. What problem seems so impossible that part of you doubts that God can take of it?

Text: Genesis 18:1-15
Sermon Series: Adventures with Abraham (Genesis 12-25)
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God of the Impossible
by Ray Pritchard

In whom are you trusting to take you to heaven? After all, salvation is not a what; it’s a who. The issue is your relationship to Jesus Christ. Let me give you five simple words that can take you all the way from earth to heaven. Here they are: Only Jesus and Jesus only. Only Jesus can save you so put your trust in Jesus only.

Text: Genesis 17
Sermon Series: Adventures with Abraham (Genesis 12-25)
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Doing the Right Thing in the Wrong Way
by Ray Pritchard

We like strength, God chooses weakness. We like wisdom, God blesses the foolish things of the world. He loves all the Hagars of the world.

Text: Genesis 16
Sermon Series: Adventures with Abraham (Genesis 12-25)

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