A continuation of the 2020 Mark Series of sermons dedicated to thoroughly studying out the book of Mark and its profound impact on Christianity's understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This sermon focuses on the biblical concept of clean and unclean.

University Church of Eugene Sermons

2020 Mark Series - Clean and Unclean

A continuation of the 2020 Mark Series of sermons dedicated to thoroughly studying out the book of Mark and its profound impact on Christianity's understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This sermon focuses on the idea of radical persistence.

2020 Mark Series - Radical Persistence

A continuation of the 2020 Mark Series of sermons dedicated to thoroughly studying out the book of Mark and its profound impact on Christianity's understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

2020 Mark Series - Legion

2020 Mark Series - Out of His Mind

A continuation of the 2020 Mark Series of sermons dedicated to thoroughly studying out the book of Mark and its profound impact on Christianity's understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This sermon focuses on the Sabbath.

2020 Mark Series - The Sabbath

A continuation of the 2020 Mark Series of sermons dedicated to thoroughly studying out the book of Mark and its profound impact on Christianity's understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This sermon focuses on the pattern of Jesus' ministry.

2020 Mark Series - Jesus' Ministry Pattern

The introduction to the 2020 Mark Series of sermons dedicated to thoroughly studying out the book of Mark and its profound impact on Christianity's understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

2020 Mark Series - Intro

In this Sunday sermon (January 5th, 2020), pastor Kelly Boyd preaches on how God calls us to be like him by way of living like his son, Jesus Christ, and how in living like Jesus, he put choice first, whereas to live like him we have to choose to want to be with him and make our life decisions based on how he lived his life on this earth: showing agape love, giving ourselves to others and not just simply living for ourselves.

Kelly on Living Like Jesus, Being Like God

In this Sunday sermon (December 29th, 2019), pastor Kelly Boyd preaches on how fear and the fears in life that manifest from it (fear of failure, fear of rejection, fear of the future, and so on) can strongly influence us in the decisions that we make in life on a daily basis that we always have to deal with in one way or another; but instead of living life by these fears, we can choose to be the lord's servant and make our choices in life out of God's love and way for us, choice-making by faith and trust in God, rather than by our own instincts, so that we may live his way of building family and unity with one another and not just simply doing whatever we're going to do in life.

Kelly on Fear and Making Decisions For God

In this Sunday sermon (December 15th, 2019), campus ministry leader, Daniel Lauterbach, preaches on how we, as God's creation, his children, are not defined by our worldly accomplishments, careers, physical possessions, etc., of this life, but rather who we really are is defined by who we are in Christ: our daily, devotional love for God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength; loving others as yourself, no matter how much you may be persecuted for it, with the hope that others will want to do the same; following God's commandments out of love for him and his way and not merely on principle, and so on; and we live this way with the understanding that life is not first and foremost about what we do, but rather it's about who we are.

Daniel on Seeing Who You Are in Christ

In this special Pre-Christmas holiday service (December 8th, 2019), pastor Kelly Boyd preaches on the gifts God gives us for living life his way: forgiveness, character-building, family, his presence in our lives, and so much more! Furthermore, Kelly emphasizes how these gifts are God's way of helping us to discern his word, the Holy Bible, as not merely being a list of do's and don't's for how we live our life, but more-so seeing it as a collection of love letters from a father to his children, who only wants the best for them (us, his creation), as is intended by living life his way.

2019 Christmas Service: Kelly on God's Gifts and our Choices in Life

In this Sunday sermon (November 24th, 2019), Reach Campus Ministry Leader, Daniel Lauterbach, references Jesus' prayers to the Father in John Chapter 17 as he preaches on God's inner desire within all of us, in and through the Holy Spirit, to want to come together in life, sharing our time, efforts, strength, encouragement, etc. with one another; and from a practical perspective of this, his wife, Stacey Lauterbach, discusses upcoming opportunities through the rest of this year and going into 2020 in which people may come together (ie. New Year's Dance, the 2020 Conference, etc.) to share and grow in their faith and have some fun, encouraging times with one another.

Daniel & Stacey on Unity and Opportunities to Connect

In this Sunday sermon (November 17th, 2019), brother Brian Sherle shares his insights on life that he has received from the Holy Spirit in him as a life-long Christian and disciple of Christ, telling anecdotal stories of poisoned water, reconnaissance and troubling odds, as he emphasizes the key points of life in God's creation order that throughout our entire human life in this reality we are given choices to make, either out of faith or fear, belief in God and his redemptive ways is a choice and act of our free will given by him, and that in doing so we are called not to believe in ourselves, but to believe in the one he sent, our Lord and Savior, God's son, Jesus Christ, our redeemer through all challenges we face.

Brian on Choices of Faith or Fear

In this Sunday sermon (November 10th, 2019), pastor Kelly Boyd preaches on how we, through our love for God and one another through his love, are first and foremost identified as Christians and disciples, before any and all forms of identification that come from the world, alien to this world we live in, but nevertheless being okay with people treating us differently for choosing to live a separate life from what is commonplace in human behavior and society: choosing to live a life in which, by God's love and way, we are TRANSFORMED to love one another deeply from the heart, and NOT conformed to living by the patterns of this world and reality.

Kelly on Identifying As A Christian, A Disciple of Christ

In this Sunday sermon (October 20th, 2020), Campus Ministry Leader, Daniel Lauterbach, preaches on the redemption story of Ruth and how her life and testament to her faith proves that God brings our lives from emptiness to faithfulness through hope in him and his son, and that he will allow tragic circumstances to set the stage for major victories in our life.

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