Sermons Ordinary Faith

The devil himself, who is the author of confusion and lies, has convinced the modern-day world that he does not exist. This is the great lie of our age. If we don’t believe in the reality of an enemy, how can we fight him? We can’t fight what we don’t see, but he is real.

All relationships have their challenges but because marriage has the power to be our most significant relationship, it also has the potential to present very serious challenges. Often it takes a pivotal sacrifice in order to tackle these critical opportunities. It should not surprise us that we have problems in our marriage, but we should also know that there are ways to make any marriage better.

Marriage is precious to God. He gave us marriage as a gift to be treasured. In order to truly treasure anything, we must invest in it and our marriages need a great deal of investment. Those investments come to us during the significant moments we experience together. ordinaryfaith.net/sermons

It takes time to have a better marriage. It takes even more time to have a good or even a great relationship with your spouse. Your marriage IS worth the time it will take to make it better.

People get married to live “happily ever after”. Here is how to find yours. When a person gets married, they generally are at least hoping for their very own version of a fairy tale. They want their own personal “happily ever after”. Even though, no one gets married to be miserable, a “miserably ever after” or even a “miserable until it’s over” is far more likely. But, it doesn’t have to be that way.

Prayer was a glaring distinctive of the first century Christians. If prayer held the same priority among Christians today, would we have similar results?

A good marriage is one that honors Jesus.

God calls us to live a life that makes Jesus famous. That means learning to honor God every day. We GET to re-PRESENT Jesus everyday!

Living as a Christian changes our identity, but it doesn't usually happen overnight. Try these three steps if you're struggling.

The secret to following Jesus is not to try hard to keep all the rules or expectations, but to live in deep connection with Jesus Himself.

Whether you're religious or not, you probably have some idea of Jesus in your head. This section of Colossians will give you a more complete picture.

Whether you're religious or not, you probably have some idea of Jesus in your head. This section of Colossians will give you a more complete picture.

The message of Jesus has been changing lives for over 2000 years, and it's as powerful today as it was the first time it was spoken.

Little things are powerful things when God uses them. Today we learn to stop complaining about our situation in life and start living the life that God intends. Who knows, maybe you will be the next “stick and stutter” to set multitudes of people free.

This is part 4 of the Finding Your Way Back to God series.  Between family, work, health, and the day-to-day of life, everyone has felt anxious. Too often anxiety leaves us feeling helpless and overwhelmed. That’s why the Apostle Paul wrote a letter to the church at Philippi to encourage them through their trials: Philippians 4:6-7 Don’t worry about…

Here is a link to the video shown during this message. Kevin Redmond Race 1992 This is part 3 of the Finding Your Way Back to God series.  It’s hard to ask for help, but only those who humble themselves will find their way back to God. Everyone is self-centered from time-to-time. In Luke 18:9-14, Jesus told a…

This is part 2 of the Finding Your Way Back to God series.  It’s easy to let a closet full of regrets keep you from finding your way back to God. But Peter didn’t let it stop him. We all have regrets: a silly thing we did in junior high that still haunts us, not saying goodbye…

Every person has a longing to be loved, to find meaning, and to understand their suffering. The answers to the questions we ask are found in God.

WE learn from the Bible that Jesus overcame our sin, that we are free, and that we are the sons and daughters of God! And, we now possess OVERWHELMING Victory in Christ! That’s wonderful, but knowledge and action are different things. So Jesus teaches us to turn to God for the power to live in the wonderful gifts God has provided for us.

A bit of contentment can be truly powerful.  We can decide daily that we have enough.