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Why Did This Happen to Me?

At least once in your life, something so difficult and painful will happen to us and we will ask “God, why is this happening
to me?” Find God’s strength through
life’s greatest heartaches.
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JANUARY 2009 FEATURE

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Overcoming Fear of the Future (25:32)
No one can say with certainty what the New Year will bring. None of us knows if we will even be here 12 months from now. But that thought should not alarm us in any way. To all our fears the Lord says quite simply:
“Fear not.”
If Christ Had Not Come (31:51)
What if Christ had not come? This message explores the importance of Christmas by examining what the world would have lost if Christ had not come.
Overcoming Loneliness (30:16)
In this Christmas sermon Pastor Ray focuses on the phrase “God with us.” There are three words in that phrase and each one teaches us something about who Jesus really is.

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Keep Believing Ministries Holy Land Tour - 2009

LATEST PODCAST

No one can say with certainty what the New Year will bring. None of us knows if we will even be here 12 months from now. But that thought should not alarm us in any way. To all our fears the Lord says quite simply:
“Fear not.”

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His Prayers Made the Difference

Ray Pritchard - January 5, 2009

This morning’s funeral service for John Sergey lasted an hour-and-a-half, longer than usual, but that was to be expected for a man who lived so long (91 years) and accomplished so much. But in listening to family and friends, one fact stood out above everything else.

John Sergey was a man of prayer.

I think Sergei Nikolaev, pastor of the Temple of the Gospel in St. Petersburg, Russia, said it bes … Read More

Back in Chicago January 4, 2009

What Will You Leave Behind in 2009? January 4, 2009

One-Year Bible Blogs January 3, 2009

Adverbs for the New Year January 2, 2009

31 Questions for the New Year January 1, 2009

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