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Knocking Holes in the Darkness
by Ray Pritchard

The world and the face of Christianity seems to be rapidly changing. What will not change is that Christians believe something stupendous that the world does not understand at all. We aren’t called to save the world. Only God can do that. But we are called to be lights in an increasingly dark world.

Text: Ephesians 5:8-14
Sermon Series: Soul Food: Ephesians for the 21st-Century
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The Silent Savior
by Ray Pritchard

You find out what you really believe when others mistreat you.

Text: Isaiah 53:7-9
Sermon Series: Isaiah 53
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Fresh Graves in the Churchyard
by Ray Pritchard

You can’t fool God so don’t even try.

Text: Acts 5:1-11
Sermon Series: Standalone Messages
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The Hero Rises
by Ray Pritchard

Joseph proves you can come from a crazy, mixed-up family and do amazing things for the Lord.

Text: Genesis 37:1-2
Sermon Series: Nine Crucial Questions (Life of Joseph)
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The Church Christ Prefers
by Ray Pritchard

Jesus wants his churches to be motivated by love, founded on the truth, strong under pressure, and unashamed of his name.

Text: Revelation 3:7-13
Sermon Series: Email from Jesus (Revelation 2-3)
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Sleeping With the Enemy
by Ray Pritchard

You can have the cheap thrills of the world and feel sick to your stomach the next morning. Or you can have Jesus now, a new life now, forgiveness now, real pleasure now, and you will one day rise to shine like the Morning Star.

Text: Revelation 2:18-29
Sermon Series: Email from Jesus (Revelation 2-3)
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The Tragedy of Open-Minded Christianity
by Ray Pritchard

Christians are narrow-minded about God’s truth. We believe something the chattering classes find incredible. We believe that God has spoken in his Word and that his Word is to be obeyed, not debated.

Text: Revelation 2:12-17
Sermon Series: Email from Jesus (Revelation 2-3)
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When Jesus Comes to Church
by Ray Pritchard

How easy it is to substitute knowledge for a warm heart toward Jesus. How quickly we justify our hard hearts by pointing to all our well-intentioned religiosity.

Text: Revelation 2:1-7
Sermon Series: Email from Jesus (Revelation 2-3)
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Why Christ Came
by Ray Pritchard

God has more grace in his heart than you have sin in your life. Jesus is a better Savior than you are a sinner.

Text: Luke 19:10
Sermon Series: Standalone Messages
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How Do You Measure Success?
by Ray Pritchard

God measures our success in terms of lives changed. He’s evidently not that impressed by the size of our budget or by the stained glass in our sanctuary. The One who hung the stars in space doesn’t really care how many books we’ve written or how much money we make or whether or not we see our name in lights.

Text: 2 Corinthians 3:1-3
Sermon Series: Never Give Up! (2 Corinthians)
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