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Enough! Our Fall Study in Colossians

Posted 09.25.2012

Sermon Manuscript | The Noble Soldier

Posted 05.29.2012

With Memorial Day observances in view, Pastor Kevin Labby preached on God's blessing of soldiers and our military. What does the Bible say about war? Can Christians serve in our nation's military in good conscience? How can Christians and the church help our nation justly defend itself?

Advance! New Sermon Series Starts June 3, 2012

Posted 05.24.2012

God has accomplished a lot at Murrysville Community Church over its years. Even with the ebbs and flows of ministry, not to mention some tragedies of almost soul-crushing dimensions, he’s proved faithful time and time and time again to advance this ministry.

Sermon Manuscript | The Marks of Jesus

Posted 05.07.2012

What produces an assurance of salvation? How can we identify the true evidences of spiritual renewal in our neighbors, communities, and culture? How can we discern false teachers from true ministers of the gospel?

Sermon Manuscript | Boasting in the Cross

Posted 05.03.2012

For the manuscript to "Boasting in the Cross," click here.

Sermon Manuscript | The Gospel of Dorian Gray

Posted 04.23.2012

For the manuscript to "The Gospel of Dorian Gray," click here.

The Trustworthiness of Christ

Posted 04.08.2012

This morning, I preached a message on "Doubting Thomas." If you would like to seek answers about Christ, here are some good resources to get you started:

Ultimate Answers, by John Blanchard

The Case for Faith, Lee Strobel 

Sermon Note | Lean on God's wisdom, not your own

Posted 01.10.2012

 

"Trust in the Lord will all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths."

- Proverbs 3:5-6

Sermon Note | Ordering your priorities

Posted 01.06.2012

Many if not most Americans are very time conscious people. We keep track of time on watches, cell phones, wall clocks, table clocks, business signage, television sets, and computer screens. We set alarms to wake us up and remind us of approaching meetings. We not only notice, but sometimes even take offense, when our friends and associates are late to get-togethers and meetings. If we wait too long in the ATM or fast-food line, we get edgy and irritable.