Pastor Ron Lutjens, Senior Pastor, Old Orchard Church
What does it mean to be “persecuted for His name’s sake”? If we’re not being persecuted, should we worry? If we are being persecuted, is it for the right reasons?
Sunday sermon (2 Kings 5:1-14)
Dr. Nelson Jennings, Covenant Seminary
The healing of Naaman the leper is a testimony to God’s providence. How does it demonstrate to us the ways God works in our world today?
(Sermon Series on Matthew) The Beatitudes: Becoming Subversives for the Sake of the Kingdom. More on the countercultural character of Christ.
Ron Lutjens, senior pastor, preaching.
(Sermon Series on Matthew) The Beatitudes:Â Becoming Subversives for the Sake of the Kingdom. More on the countercultural character of Christ.
Ron Lutjens, senior pastor, preaching.
(Sermon Series on Matthew) The Beatitudes:Â Becoming Subversives for the Sake of the Kingdom. More on the countercultural character of Christ.
Mark Tucker, associate pastor, preaching.
(Sermon Series on Matthew) The Beatitudes:Â Becoming Subversives for the Sake of the Kingdom. More on the countercultural character of Christ.
Ron Lutjens, senior pastor, preaching.
(Sermon Series on Matthew) The Beatitudes:Â Becoming Subversives for the Sake of the Kingdom. More on the countercultural character of Christ.
Ron Lutjens, senior pastor, preaching.
(Sermon Series on Matthew) The Beatitudes:Â Becoming Subversives for the Sake of the Kingdom. More on the countercultural character of Christ.
Ben Robertson, seminary intern, preaching.
(Sermon Series on Matthew) The Beatitudes:Â Becoming Subversives for the Sake of the Kingdom. Financial bankruptcy is a shame and dishonor in our society, but when we admit that we are spiritually bankrupt, we begin to understand who we are and who God is.
Ron Lutjens, senior pastor, preaching.
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