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The Standing Orders of the Gospel
by Ray Pritchard

The real impact of the gospel will be seen when we don’t feel joyful, when we don’t want to pray, and when we can’t think of a reason to be thankful. That’s when we discover if our Christianity is the genuine article or a spiritual counterfeit.

Text: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
Sermon Series: Living in the Last Days (1 Thessalonians)
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Why God Makes It Hard When It Ought to be Easy
by Ray Pritchard

2 Samuel 2-3 tell the story of David’s long struggle to become king over all Israel. His life is a pattern of how God deals with his children. It is God’s plan to vindicate us slowly, bless us openly, surprise us occasionally, and test us continually. God intends to develop our character, and to do that adversity is essential.

Text: 2 Samuel 2-3
Sermon Series: Standalone Messages
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Why Jericho Fell
by Ray Pritchard

Hebrews 11:30 says that “by faith” the walls of Jericho fell. But what kind of faith brings down the walls of impossibility? This message points out five characteristics of the faith God honors when we face long odds and the only way forward doesn’t seem to make any sense.

Text: Hebrews 11:30
Sermon Series: Outrageous Faith
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Sleeping Together and Christ’s Global Cause
by Ray Pritchard

Why shouldn’t two adult Christians who happen to be divorced and have fallen in love—why shouldn’t they sleep together? That’s the question a man asked in an email. Here is my answer.

Sermon Series: Crucial Questions
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What You Seek, You Find
by Ray Pritchard

God uses the hard experiences of life to bring us to the place where our trust will be in him alone. Through those hard times, we learn to seek him and to rejoice even when life doesn’t make sense.

Text: Jeremiah 29:12-14
Sermon Series: Survivor Babylon (Jeremiah 29)
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Rock Bottom Truth
by Ray Pritchard

When we find ourselves struggling with discouragement, we need to be reminded that God is thinking about us, and his thoughts toward us are good and not evil. When we hope in God, we can be happy even though we find ourselves in Babylon.

Text: Jeremiah 29:11
Sermon Series: Survivor Babylon (Jeremiah 29)
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Feeding Yourself
by Brian Bill

While there are multiple ways for us to learn the Bible, if we don’t know how to feed ourselves, we’ll become spiritually malnourished. This message will look at practical ways to increase our craving for the Word of God.

Text: 1 Peter 2:2
Sermon Series: Growing in Grace
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Taking the Next Step
by Brian Bill

We’ve been given everything we need for life and godliness but we must also actively add some key qualities to our lives – faith, goodness, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness and love. In what area do you need to take the next step?

Text: 2 Peter 1:3-9
Sermon Series: Growing in Grace
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How to be Happy in Babylon
by Ray Pritchard

Life constantly presents us with the choice of the hard way versus the easy way. Suriving difficult times requires that we reject short cuts, embrace God’s promises, and trust completely in his goodness.

Text: Jeremiah 29:8-10
Sermon Series: Survivor Babylon (Jeremiah 29)
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Why You Need Your Enemies and Your Enemies Need You—Part Two
by Ray Pritchard

Our enemies are a gift from God. If we didn’t need them He wouldn’t send them. God has a beneficial purpose in sending
enemies our way – to make us more like Christ. Therefore, the person we might consider an enemy is, in reality, our best friend.

Text: Jeremiah 29:7
Sermon Series: Survivor Babylon (Jeremiah 29)

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