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What Does It Mean to Believe the Bible? Part 2
by Ray Pritchard

Where do religious liberals come from? Several years ago Gregory Wills discussed this question in an article called What Lessons […]

Text: 1 Thessalonians 2:13-16
Sermon Series: Living in the Last Days (1 Thessalonians)
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We Cannot Fail
by Ray Pritchard

You’ll never know if Jesus is with you until you decide to go somewhere in his name.

Text: Matthew 28:16-20
Sermon Series: World Missions
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Fear Not!
by Ray Pritchard

No one knows what a day may bring. Who knows if we will all make it through this week? But our God is faithful to keep every one of his promises.

Text: Genesis 15:1
Sermon Series: Keep Believing
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The Torn Curtain
by Ray Pritchard

The cross reveals the great heart of God, and that heart is filled with love.

Text: Matthew 27:51
Sermon Series: The Deeper Meaning of the Cross
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The Curse of Moderate Christianity
by Ray Pritchard

How do you become lukewarm? Just do nothing, and that’s what you will become.

Text: Revelation 3:14-22
Sermon Series: Email from Jesus (Revelation 2-3)
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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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Church of the Living Dead
by Ray Pritchard

The Sardis spirit overtakes us whenever we begin to take God’s gifts for granted. How quickly we can become the Church of the Living Dead and not even know it.

Text: Revelation 3:1-6
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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Lord, Please Change Me!
by Ray Pritchard

Knowledge alone will not save us and knowledge alone will certainly not change us. You’ve got to do something with the
knowledge you have.

Text: Romans 12:2
Sermon Series: Standalone Messages

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