Wholly Given Up to God!
I'm not saved from ignorance or shortcomings, neither from mistakes and infirmities of various kinds. Yet I believe it to be a Christian's privilege to love God with an undivided heart and his neighbor as himself." Amen!
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The Entrance Fee at the Gates of Righteousness
The greatest task God has given us is to utterly disown ourselves and avoid the temptation to create our own holiness.
A House Divided? (May 16, 2004)
Using Matthew 12 and the parable of the sower, Pastor Ray discusses about when there is a divided house (a divided soul who can't decide whether to walk with Jesus or to walk with the world).
Consider Yourself Dead to Sin
Do you want to live a new life in Jesus free of sin?
With Jesus It Is ALL Personal
Our only place of rest is in Jesus himself, not your church, not your pastor, your own strength. Either you will submit yourself to Jesus fully and be made a saint or not and be a sinner.
A Clean Heart!
Pastor Ray describes the journey of John G. Govan on the path to a clean heart. God gave this dear brother a divorce from sin and a new life in Christ ensued.
Caring Enough?
Are you willing to make a choice to only care about what Jesus cares about?
Sacrifice Your Life for Life
In what sense are Christians perfect and not made perfect? In addition, Pastor Ray provides another story from the "They Knew Their God" series...
The Heart Cry For Holiness
Jesus focus is to build the kingdom of God. He's taking us to a place where we give up the need to be somebody and all of the pride of our heart has been emptied.
An End to the Self-Centered Life playlist – (2005)
The biggest struggle in this culture to being a true follower of Christ, is the inner struggle with pride and selfishness.
Enter Not into Temptation! (April 8, 2004)
We need not enter into temptation if we’re willing to enter the garden of Gethsemane.
Giant Killing! (2003)
This sermon unveils the lies of the modern worldly American church. We must lay down the lies of being somebody and simply be servants of the most high.
