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Bestseller and More: Why I Believe in the Bible
by Ray Pritchard

Thank God for the Bible because without it, we would never know about Jesus. And without Jesus, we could never be saved. But the Bible is true and it is the Word of God.

Text: Various
Sermon Series: Why I Believe
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A Message For Madalyn Murray O’Hair: Why I Believe in God
by Ray Pritchard

After all the arguments on both sides are finished, you still have to decide for yourself. You still have to choose. I believe in God because without him nothing in this universe makes sense. God exists—he is real and Jesus Christ is His Son. What choice have you made?

Text: Various
Sermon Series: Why I Believe
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Letters From the Bean Field
by Ray Pritchard

“And the Lord brought about a great victory.” What made the difference? One man who refused to run away. One man who turned the tide of battle and through him, God brought about a great victory. What’s the hardest part of winning a battle like that? Having the courage to take your stand in the middle of the field. If you can do that, the rest is easy. The hard part is not running away.

Text: 2 Samuel 23
Sermon Series: State of the Church Sermons
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Redemption: Free At Last!
by Ray Pritchard

Of all the names that the Bible gives and of all the names that believers give to Jesus Christ, none is more precious than the name Redeemer. There are other names we use more often, such as Lord and Savior, and rightly so because those too are Bible terms, but no word touches the heart like the word redeemer. When we say Redeemer, we remember what it cost him to save us. Redeemer is the name of Christ on the cross. We remember not only that he gave us salvation, but that he paid a mighty price for it.

Text: Various
Sermon Series: Key Words of the Christian Life
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Reconciliation: Enemies No More
by Ray Pritchard

The Bible says that God was in Christ, reconciling the world to himself and he has given to us the message and the ministry of reconciliation. The followers of Jesus Christ are to be people who bring reconciliation into the world.

Text: Various
Sermon Series: Key Words of the Christian Life
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Propitiation: God’s Not Angry At You
by Ray Pritchard

God’s Son has made propitiation. He has turned away the wrath of God. He shed his blood and what was a place of judgment is now a mercy seat for people like you and like me. I urge you right now in the name of Jesus Christ, to run to the cross. Cling to the bloody cross of Golgotha and there you will find that your sins are forgiven and you will find the forgiveness that you seek. God help you to run to the cross and cling to Jesus today.

Text: Various
Sermon Series: Key Words of the Christian Life
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Justification: Not Guilty!
by Ray Pritchard

You can be right with God through faith in our Lord Jesus Christ who paid it all for you.

Text: Romans 3:24-28
Sermon Series: Key Words of the Christian Life
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THE P.U.I.H.
by Ray Pritchard

What does it mean to be a truly Pentecostal church? We are to be united, praying, Spirit-filled, gospel preaching and harvesting everywhere we go. May God help us, after 2000 years, to finally become like the church as it was in the beginning.

Text: Acts 2
Sermon Series: World Missions
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What About Those Who Never Hear The Gospel?
by Ray Pritchard

It’s a tough question to think about because at its heart, it touches many people we know personally. Taken at its widest point, the question involves friends and neighbors who seem utterly resistant to any talk of spiritual things. They never come to church, they never read the Bible, they show no interest in learning more about Jesus Christ. And what about those millions of people in other lands who lack even the opportunity to say “No” to the gospel? How can God allow such a thing to happen?

Text: Romans 1:18-20
Sermon Series: World Missions
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Harvest Time
by Ray Pritchard

Lift your eyes from the trivial pursuits of life, and you will see a world filled with people who are dying of thirst. They’re empty. They’re broken. They’re lonely. They’re confused. They’re misled by a million false voices. And they are all around you. Waiting, hoping, praying that someone will show them a better way.

Text: John 4:35-38
Sermon Series: World Missions

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