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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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Create in Me a Clean Heart: A Serious Call to Sexual Purity
by Ray Pritchard

Many Christians struggle with purity and feel guilty because they have failed again and again. If we want a clean heart, we must ask God for one.

Sermon Series: Standalone Messages
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Inside the Wedding Ring
by Ray Pritchard

I was twenty-five years old and fresh out of seminary when I became the pastor of a small church in […]

Text: Romans 15:5-7
Sermon Series: The Transformed Life (Romans 12-16)
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Where Are the Nine?
by Ray Pritchard

Take time to say “Thank you, O Lord!” as you count your blessings this week.

Text: Luke 17:11-19
Sermon Series: Christian Giving
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Where is Jesus When We Need Him?
by Ray Pritchard

Earlier this week I took a bike ride along the Natchez Trace. Exiting at Friendship Road, I rode a mile […]

Text: Luke 24
Sermon Series: Easter Sermons
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Father, Forgive Them
by Ray Pritchard

Here is part of an email from a friend: Do you have any suggestions for getting rid of bitterness? What […]

Sermon Series: Total Forgiveness
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Caiaphas: Close But Not Close Enough
by Ray Pritchard

In our zeal to serve God, we may actually end up opposing him.

Sermon Series: Faces Around the Cross
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Why We Don’t Have to Win Every Argument
by Ray Pritchard

For the last few weeks in our studies of Romans 14-15, we have been looking at the call of God […]

Sermon Series: The Transformed Life (Romans 12-16)
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Letter From a Friend
by Ray Pritchard

To understand forgiveness, consider Jesus on the cross. In his dying moments He uttered words that still ring across the centuries: “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” Even as he said those words, the crowd laughed, mocked, cheered, jeered. They taunted him. When he died, the people who put him to death were quite pleased with themselves. No one seemed very sorry. No one said, “I was wrong. This is a mistake.” And yet he said, “Father, forgive them, for they don’t know what they are doing.” That is precisely what we must say if we are going to follow Jesus.

Text: Romans 15
Sermon Series: Total Forgiveness

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