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Sermons from Simple Church in Oxford, AL.
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Apr 26, 2016
Apr 26, 2016
1hr 5 min
Satan always comes up unexpectedly, unwelcome, and unannounced to attack us. Satan entices us like a fisherman dangling a worn on a hook in front of a fish.

Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016
42 min
Feeling alone isn't new for our generation. There were people in Scripture who felt alone, too. When God calls us to something we are not alone. It may feel alone, but God did not leaves us alone.

Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016
32 min
Often times, because of the way things work in life, we feel "less-than" other people. Jesus was the best at seeing Himself as "less-than" and a servant to others. He showed the ultimate humility and act of love by becoming a man so He could die.

Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016
33 min
"We are saved b faith alone; but the faith that saves is never alone." Martin Luther

Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016
36 min
We are all struggling. So why don't we encourage others more, share each others burdens, deal with stuff together, lean on each other more?

Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016
39 min
There are two types of people: the group that wanted Jesus for who He could do for them and then shouted for His crucifixion when the rest of the crowd turned on Him. And then there was the group that was connected to Jesus and connected to each other.

Mar 31, 2016
Mar 31, 2016
57 min
If Jesus took our sin so seriously, why don't we take our sin as seriously as He did? We continue to do things we know we shouldn't do because it is expected in our culture.

Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016
34 min
What happens if I surrender my life to Christ? What in my life will change?

Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016
37 min
Death on the cross was His whole purpose. That's why He wasn't afraid. Death on the cross was obedience.

Mar 24, 2016
Mar 24, 2016
36 min
When we are on the struggle bus we feel like we are the only ones there. We think we are the only ones that struggle with sin. That's because the enemy desires to make us feel alone and isolated.
