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In Our Place
by Brian Bill

Because of grace, Jesus was born to die in our place.

Text: Isaiah 53:4-6
Sermon Series: Down to Earth: Christmas According to Isaiah
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The Gospel According to Boaz
by Ray Pritchard

There’s good news from the harvest field. Tell the hungry to come and eat because God never runs out of grace.

Text: Ruth 2:4-18
Sermon Series: Unexpected Grace (Ruth)
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The Sermon that Launched the Church
by Brian Bill

Preaching must be persuasive and practical.

Text: Acts 2:14-41
Sermon Series: On Mission
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Does Prayer Change God’s Mind?
by Brian Bill

If our questions aren’t addressed, it’s easy to become confused.  Listen to how children answered some questions about the Bible:  The first […]

Sermon Series: Glad You Asked
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How Do You Explain Election and Free Will?
by Brian Bill

I often post the sermon topic on Facebook as a way to engage people ahead of time so they’ll consider […]

Sermon Series: Glad You Asked
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Are Good Works Good Enough?
by Brian Bill

Last month in Virginia I had the opportunity to run a 10K race with our daughter Lydia on a hot […]

Sermon Series: Glad You Asked
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Do Angels and Demons Really Exist?
by Brian Bill

Imagine waking up this morning and Iranian tanks and missiles are pointed at your house with members of the Revolutionary […]

Sermon Series: Glad You Asked
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Can We Really Believe the Bible Today?
by Brian Bill

What you believe about the Bible will determine your beliefs and behavior.

Sermon Series: Glad You Asked
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How to Be a Wise Guy
by Brian Bill

The aim of the Book of Proverbs is to help us acquire and apply God’s wisdom to the decisions and activities of daily life. The starting place in becoming a wise guy (or woman) is to treat God with reverence and awe.

Text: Proverbs 1:1-7; 2:2; 3:7, 13; 8:33; 19:20
Sermon Series: Wise Words to Live By
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Inviting a Decision
by Brian Bill

Karen Tumulty, a columnist with the Washington Post recently came across a letter written by President Ronald Reagan to his […]

Text: Acts 9:36-42; John 4:1-42

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