Sermons by “Pastor Adam Soderberg”
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According to U.S. Code, our national motto is “In God We Trust.” Do we still? Are we glad to make such a claim, or do we see it as offensive today? Why would we?
View SermonA Spiritual Shift
A recent article in the Hartford Courant revealed how millennials are replacing religion with things like meditation, astrology, and crystals. How far away from the truth can one get and still enter the kingdom of heaven?
View SermonWhat a Kroc!
Why does it seem like sometimes good things happen to bad people? Too often, we spend time frustrated about other people or situations over which we have no control. We need to be careful. Anger and frustration are fertile soil for seeds planted by the evil one.
View SermonDoctor My Eyes
The majority of the apostles who followed Jesus were fishermen. Luke was a physician, a learned man of means and influence who left his patients and his practice because he believed what Paul had told him about Jesus. Sadly, today, there are still some people who feel “too smart” to believe that Jesus Christ is Lord.
View SermonBe Careful What You Wish For
Someone once said, “Be careful what you wish for, you just may get it.” We often think our wishes and desires are all we need to be happy and whole. Why doesn’t God give them to us then? Maybe He knows better. Maybe when God says “No” to a prayer, it is because He knows what is best for us. Do we trust Him?
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Calling Hours
I know of several examples when families were shocked to learn about the kind of person their loved one was, while standing in a receiving line at the funeral home. What a blessing it is to discover they truly were who you thought they were. I pray our families hear the same about us.
View SermonCan’t Buy Me Love
In 1964, the Beatles sang, “Can’t Buy Me Love.” If love is purchased, is it really love? If forgiveness is coerced, is it really forgiveness? The thing that separates humans from animals is the ability to think and reason. Choice (freewill) is a result of just that. Will we do the right thing by choice, or by force?
View SermonService Merchandise
The overwhelming desire to satisfy our immediate wants often leads us to make decisions we will later regret. Can you say, “Timeshare?”
View SermonShake It Off
* APOLOGIES FOR POOR SOUND QUALITY *
Trials and troubles, difficulties and dilemmas are going to happen. It’s this thing called life. Christians should rise above, shake it off, and endure. Our examples reveals to others what faith can do.
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