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Ray Harris, Columbia, MO
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April 29, 2024
When Israel left Egypt, some carried with them household idols despite all their interactions with God. When we were called and left the world, we carried an idol with us - ourselves with our natural mind. This split-sermon discusses how this occurs and how we can become more aware...
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Brent Martin, Columbia, MO
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April 29, 2024
Christ came to this earth to preach the coming Kingdom of God. However, along with the message that he was sent to preach, there was also a specific purpose for which He was sent. This sermon examines this purpose in detail and shows how it was fulfilled
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Mark Whynaucht, Columbia, MO
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April 27, 2024
Presumptuous sins are deliberate acts of disobedience, rebellion, and defiance against God’s authority and moral standards. They reflect a hardened heart, and a refusal to submit to God’s will. Throughout the Bible, these sins are condemned as serious offenses that carry severe consequences, both in...
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Mark Whynaucht, Columbia, MO
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April 20, 2024
Truly forgiving someone does not mean we will instantly forget, but we do forget things by not thinking about them. God forgave us after we truly repented, and our sins are erased from His memory. Isn’t it time for us to forgive and forget.
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Mark Whynaucht, Columbia, MO
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April 13, 2024
What are you willing to die for? As we prepare for and approach this Passover, we can remember that Jesus Christ is the epitome of the righteous and true martyr, that we should live our lives in a way that imitates Him so that we too can glorify God.
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Mark Whynaucht, Columbia, MO
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April 6, 2024
We have no need to be discouraged at Passover time. It is our opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to Almighty God and renew our dedication to putting on the new man. As James says in James 4:2, sometimes we have not because we ask not. We need to...
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Ray Harris
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March 30, 2024
Our human names are little more than labels since they seldom reflect our character and personality. However, God's many names, and His family name, represent eternity, righteousness, perfection, godly purpose and intent. We must be overcoming now to grow in the Father's family traits so that we are...
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Delvin Mellerup, Columbia, MO
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March 30, 2024
Jesus died for us, so we can be forgiven. Are we ready and willing to forgive others?
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Brent Martin, Columbia, MO
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March 23, 2024
Christ fills many roles in our lives as Christians, one of those is that of being our Redeemer. This sermon examines the topic of Christ (and God the Father) as our redeemer in detail, and reminds us how grateful we should be that we have a Redemption song to...
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Matt Caple, Columbia, MO
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March 23, 2024
Jesus is the greatest Teacher of all time. Gaining wisdom through Christ's Questions.
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