University Church Of Eugene Sermons

Daniel closes out our study on the book of Galatians and reminds us of the impact of the resurrection.

Daniel continues in Galatians

Brian Sherle continue our study of Galatians

We continue our study of Galatians

Daniel continues our study of the book of Galatians.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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In this Sunday sermon (November 25th, 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.

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