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Each generated automatically from one YouTube link: 27 pieces per sermon, 9 free to read. Browse the output, or see all 69 sermons in the Sermon Library.
Looking for Happiness in Wrong Places
Solomon's experiment with pleasure, achievement, wealth, and status reveals that lasting happiness cannot be found in any of them.
Preached October 4, 2026 · Content delivered October 6, 2026 · Ecclesiastes 2:1-11
From the Sermon Insights Report
Your organizational framework for this sermon is excellent. You identified four clear wrong places people search for happiness, empty pleasures, worldly pursuits, material prosperity, and social prominence, and you moved through each one with logical progression rooted in the text itself. Read the insights report from this sermon →
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Holding the Line Against False Teaching
False teaching that contradicts Scripture has crept into the church and must be addressed with clarity and care.
Preached October 4, 2026 · Content delivered October 6, 2026 · Titus 1:10-16
From the 5-Day Devotional · Day 1
There's a phrase that sounds humble but can quietly become an excuse: Who am I to judge? We say it to avoid awkward conversations, to keep the peace, to protect relationships. Read the 5-day devotional from this sermon →
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In the Master's Hands
A pastor reflecting on 40 years of ministry turns to the image of a potter and clay to explore what it means to remain in God's hands.
Preached October 4, 2026 · Content delivered October 6, 2026 · Jeremiah 18:1-6
From the Small Group Discussion Guide
⏱ 5-10 minutes Start here to warm up the room and ease people into conversation. This question is intentionally lighthearted, let people laugh and connect before going deeper. Open the discussion guide from this sermon →
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Confident Prayer to Our Father
Many Christians wonder whether their prayers are heard, but John writes that believers can approach God with genuine confidence.
Preached July 26, 2026 · Content delivered October 6, 2026 · 1 John 5:13-15
From the Sermon Quiz
According to Hebrews 5:7, what does the Bible say about Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane? Take the quiz from this sermon →
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Empowered by the Holy Spirit
Jesus told his disciples it was better for them that he leave so the Holy Spirit could come and live inside them.
Preached October 4, 2026 · Content delivered October 6, 2026 · John 16:7-11
From the Deep Study Guide
The sermon connected two moments in Israel's calendar that most of us never link: Passover and Pentecost. Passover commemorated God's rescue of Israel from Egypt, the night when the blood of a lamb on Open the deep study guide from this sermon →
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Cursing the King, Healing the Shame
A fleeing king's response to public cursing points to the greater king who absorbed shame on behalf of his people.
Preached July 19, 2026 · Content delivered October 6, 2026 · 2 Samuel 16:5-14
From the Golden Moments Report
This book comes with warning labels. In fact, all the narratives of scripture besides Jesus actually come with some warning labels, including David. See the golden moments from this sermon →
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