Sermons by Matthew Ruttan


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Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

Speaker: | May 14, 2017

“You are standing on the shoulders of giants.” The idea is simple—and powerful: That other people before you have spent time and energy on you, set an example, taught you, and prayed for you. These...


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Someone’s Missing Piece

Speaker: | May 07, 2017

“Why are you significant to someone else’s life?” That question might be easy to answer if you’re helping a best friend in crisis of if you’re a parent. But when thinking about the people in...


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Imperfect People are Perfect Opportunities

Speaker: | April 30, 2017

We live in a highly individualistic society. With iPads, drive thru windows, and personalized almost-anythings, we seem to love minimizing inconvenience. So it’s easy to bring that same perspective to our faith. We can make...


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If He’s Risen, He’s Right

Speaker: | April 16, 2017

Dead or alive? Yes, it’s a Bon Jovi song. But it’s also the most important question we ask on Easter. Is Jesus dead, or is he alive? Is he a historical figure who came to...


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When Better Isn’t Easier

Speaker: | April 09, 2017

We live in a culture that promotes convenience, comfort and quick fixes. But if we’re going to be authentic followers of Jesus, the question we need to ask is this: Does God always make your...


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You Can Be A Daily Movie Trailer

Speaker: | April 02, 2017

Purpose produces passion. That’s part of what we talked about last week in our current teaching series: “What’s the Point? – How to link up your very normal life with God’s very extraordinary plan.” The...


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Co-Renovators

Speaker: | March 26, 2017

What’s the point? Have you ever asked yourself that question? I have. It’s a question we ask when we’re feeling overwhelmed or alone or frustrated. But it’s also a question we ask as life goes...


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Do you make decisions… or reactions?

Speaker: | March 05, 2017

Do you make decisions… or reactions? Truth is, we’re emotional beings–both men and women. So those strong feelings we have–often made worse by difficult people–can put us at our worst when we’re trying to be at...