Sunday Sermons

The Kingdom of Heaven is designed to keep growing and seeking and restoring anyone who wanders away. Jesus Himself is the ultimate example of this, but He asks all of us to play our part and CRAM Worldwide plays their part well. Here to speak is their Director of Communications, Ky Schreiber, for an update on this organization's impact on the world.

Guest Speaker: Ky Schreiber

Series: Stories Like That

The King of Heaven is far too kind to give us what we truly deserve; instead, He gives us grace, love, and purpose—and expects us to pass these blessings along, working together as His team.

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The Lord Of The Rings - The Coronation Of Aragorn HD

Series: Stories Like That

Speaker: John Pryor

In the Kingdom of Heaven, old divisions become irrelevant. Enemies become friends, friends become family, and family becomes a team that lives, worships, and serves together—no matter the cost.

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LOTR The Return of the King - "I Can't Carry It For You... But I Can Carry You"

Frodo saves Sam from drowning.

Series: Stories Like That

Speaker: Caleb Wright

Jesus told stories about a Kingdom where the servant of all is the greatest, the last are first, and all the citizens unite to accomplish His will. Everyone is invited, but they must fully commit.

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Series: Stories Like That

Speaker: John Pryor

In the final chapters of Judges, there are no clear leaders. Right and wrong are such distant memories that unspeakable horrors are accepted and even their attempts at seeking God are chaotic and hypocritical.

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Series: No More Kings

Speaker: John Pryor

Samson's life demonstrates how sins of omission (not doing what we need to do) and sins of commission (doing what we should not do) can not only prevent us from accomplishing much but totally destroy our lives.

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Series: No More Kings

Speaker: John Pryor

Jepthah desperately prays for God's help, hoping to defeat the Ammonites and become Israel's leader. He doesn't know God at all, and his guesses about God's character and what is “right” cost him dearly.

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Series: No More Kings

Speaker: David Pryor

Barak was willing to do God's will—if someone came with him. Deborah was willing to do the right thing, and Jael was willing to do whatever it took to eliminate the enemy that was oppressing her people.

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Series: No More Kings

Speaker: John Pryor

When Gideon accepted how God saw him as his identity and trusted God Himself for the victory—no matter the odds—he became creative and successful. Then he lost his integrity holding on to power.

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Series: No More Kings

Speaker: Billy Knieriem

Ehud and Shamgar both delivered Israel in unlikely, unexpected ways. They used tools others took for granted and never found time to use. With God's help—and all He's already provided—we CAN get the job done.

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Series: No More Kings

Speaker: John Pryor