Sermons by “Pastor Adam Soderberg”
Frankl’s Find
God gave us freewill. That means we have the ability to choose. This includes choosing our responses.
View SermonWhere Is Grandma?
Is there something else? When this life is over, what happens next? The answer to that question is right in front of our eyes, but still, many cannot see it.
View SermonThe President & the Pariah (Part II)
When all else fails, even those who may question or deny who Jesus is, seem to come to Him for help.
View SermonThe President & the Pariah (Part I)
Jesus especially loved the outcast and the marginalized, because He knew most others did not. Do not let anyone tell you that you are beyond Christ’s mercy, love, forgiveness, and blessing.
View SermonMy Dog Ate My Homework
If we were as creative about how to accomplish something as we are when it comes to avoiding something, we would achieve great things for God!
View SermonLost in Translation
Paul gets a bad rap when it comes to women. Too many people condemn him, and as an extension Christianity, claiming that Christian faith is misogynistic and discriminatory toward women. Is it?
View SermonHell’s Best Kept Secret III
Final part of Ray Comfort’s sermon “Hell’s Best Kept Secret.” “I am basically a good person.” Are we willing to put that to the test?
View SermonHell’s Best Kept Secret II
Second part of Ray Comfort’s sermon “Hell’s Best Kept Secret.” Unfortunately, what has happened in the U.S. and throughout much of the Western world, is that we have preached the cure without first convincing people they have the disease.
View SermonHell’s Best Kept Secret I
First part of evangelist Ray Comfort’s sermon “Hell’s Best Kept Secret.” The Bible says in Psalm 19:7 (KJV), “The law of the Lord is perfect converting the soul.” If the law converts, why are we so afraid to preach it?
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The Cat’s in the Cradle
Jesus knew that when seeds were planted in fertile soil, they produce a crop thirty, sixty, even a hundred times as much as was planted! That is why He always had time for children. Dads should as well.
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