Sermons by Jonathan Anderson

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An Obstructed View

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These days, many of the old football and baseball stadiums these days are being torn down and new ones are being built in their place. The older ones were alright, but they had features in them that modern technology has since improved on. One of the problems in any of the older stadiums is that […]

He’s Watching You

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“When you’re doing the dishes, He’s watching you. When you’re fixing meals for your family, He’s watching you. When you’re washing babies in the tub, He’s watching you. When you’re on the brink of losing your sanity, you’ve screamed one too many times, or you just need to walk away to catch your breath, He’s […]

Our Deliverer

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Twenty years ago, on January 10th, 2003, a young man named Terry Drier was stranded in the ocean for twenty hours after his boat capsized. He gave a valiant effort at survival, although he later confessed that he felt certain that he was going to die. After that long while, a helicopter located him, and […]

The Lone Ranger

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There is a story about the Lone Ranger. He and his sidekick, Tonto, are crossing the Great Plains. All of a sudden, a group of Indians attack from the south. Tonto asks, “What do we do, Kimosabi?” The Lone Ranger says, “Well, we should go to the north.” So, they go north to run from […]

The Tongue

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There’s a preacher story about a man who went to dinner with a friend of his. He asked his friend to take him to a restaurant with the best possible meat selection. The friend took him to a restaurant that specialized in serving tongue. They served grilled tongue, fried tongue, baked tongue, tongue in salads, […]

The Bad Egg.

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Some of the most graphic language in the Old Testament is found in the writings of the prophet Isaiah. In Isaiah 64:6, he uses an explicit illustration to demonstrate our desperate need for God’s grace. He wrote, “We are all like one who is unclean, all our so-called righteous acts are like a menstrual rag […]

The Farmer in the City

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Discipleship is an ongoing process; it doesn’t just happen overnight. One of my favorite “preacher stories” is the one about the farmer who went to the city for the first time. He saw a mall and had never seen a mall before. He was with his son and his wife. He told them, “I’ve got […]

The Atheist, the Bear, and the Voice From Heaven

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You’ve probably heard the story about the atheist professor who was walking through the woods one day, admiring the accident of evolution. He looked at the trees and the flowers; he observed the rivers and the animals, and he marveled at the magnificence of evolution. All of a sudden, he heard a rustling in the […]

The law dog and the grace dog

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Have you ever seen a person with a big dog on a leash that’s dragging the person around? Or maybe the person is having to drag the dog? That is the way a lot of us are living our Christian lives; we’re trying to follow Jesus while living on a law leash. For many of […]

The American Experiment

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One of the great experiments in regards to nationality is the American Experiment. The American Experiment is unique because of its intentionality to bring people from all walks of life, from every nation, under the banner of a single flag and purposefully invite people to our country from all kinds of other nations who would […]