Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 16:19-31.
Some people find it difficult to accept the reality of a place of eternal punishment - hell. Harder still is the reality that a loving God would allow someone to go there. In this sermon based on Luke 16:19-31, learn not only that hell is real and what it’s like, but also how hell gives us insight into God’s love and grace.
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 16:1-13.
In most of Jesus’ parables, there is a good example which he instructs his disciples to follow. Yet, in the Parable of the Dishonest Manager, it seems as if everyone comes up morally short. So, what does Jesus want his modern-day disciple to know? Discover the point of this surprising parable and what it means for how you handle what you’ve been given in this sermon based on Luke 16:1-13.
Pastor Ewings preaches on Luke 15:1-10.
Using the parables of the Lost Sheep and the Lost Coin in Luke 15:1-10, Pastor Jerry Ewings teaches about God's persevering grace through Jesus, and our response to that grace.
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 18:9-14.
Are you good or bad? Most believe they’re good. But are they fooling themselves? Gain deeper perspective on this matter in this sermon based on Luke 18:9-14.
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 10:17-20.
Life can feel full of defeat. Be reminded of the victory you have in Christ in this sermon based on Luke 10:17-20.
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 12:49-53.
Who was the real Jesus? Was he all about love and harmony no matter the case? Some might think so. Catch a view of who Jesus really was in this sermon based on Luke 12:49-53.
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Haggai 1:2-14.
Haggai spoke to God’s people when their priorities were misplaced. In this sermon based on Haggai 1:2-14, explore whether or not your priorities are in their proper place.
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 11:1-13.
There is a powerful tool that is unique to the Christian: prayer. In this sermon based on Luke 11:1-13, Jesus teaches his followers how to use that powerful tool.
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 12:13-21.
Many people believe that the church just wants their money. In this sermon based on Luke 21:13-21, we discuss that stereotype and reach a better understanding of the relationship between God and your money.
Pastor Marggraf preaches on the question: What makes Christianity unique?
What makes Christianity unique? What makes it more worthy of your time and attention than other religions? Find out the second answer to that question in Part 3 of this sermon series.
