Athens Universal Life Church

God calls each of us to be a witness (Greek: marturian) for Christ.

Repentance and forgiveness are lifelong projects that require our daily attention.

Christ calls us to be ready for the great day when he will come again.

Our Thanksgiving Week Sermon

The Parable of the Talents tells us not to live a "no hits, no runs, no errors" kind of life –– but to participate actively in the life of the kingdom.

Our Veterans Day Week Sermon

To get ready for Jesus' coming, we need to place ourselves "Under New Management" by making Jesus Lord of our lives.

This sermon looks at how Elijah suffered from depression. It looks at the circumstances that made him more likely to suffer from depression and how God lifted him from that dark depression.

Jesus didn't call us to gloat, but to bear fruit for the kingdom of God.

Christ invites us to God's party and asks us to put on the robe of righteous living––of holiness.

There are times in our walk with Christ that we find ourselves sleep walking and just going through the motions.

Christ calls all of us, whether we are one-talent or five-talent Christians, to use what he has given us in his service.

Jesus calls us to forego keeping records and to forgive Christian brothers and sisters essentially without end.

Christ calls us to obey the Great Commission, which requires that we show who's side we're on.

When we call on Jesus in faith, he will save us from our big troubles––even though we find ourselves afloat on small boats.

Jesus says that the true test of religious devotion is the words that come out of our mouths.

Christ calls us, when we are faced with the impossibilities of life, to face them hand in hand with God, who makes all things possible.

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Christ calls us to show compassion in tangible ways to the poor and vulnerable in our midst.

Our 4th of July Independence Day Weekend Sermon