Manna Fellowship Sunday Sermons

While we don't even know their names, the three wise men found in Matthew 2:1-12 display great faith and courage seeking out Jesus Christ, and following the commands of God despite worldly opposition.

In Luke 18:1-8, Jesus tells the parable of the persistent widow, to teach believers God's faithfulness and the power of prayer through adversity.

Robert Rogers shares his testimony of God's provision through personal tragedy.

In Luke 17:20-37 Jesus wars that coming of God's kingdom on earth will be unexpected, sudden, and undeniable.

Doug Friesen gives a summary of current day events and how they relate to end times prophecy in scripture.

In Luke 17:11-17, Jesus heals ten men suffering from leprosy. All rejoice, but only one returns to thank Jesus personally. Pastor Rick Friesen explorers the importance of gratitude to God for His great mercies and grace.

Pastor and missionary Scott Hudgins shares the practical application of the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18-20.

Pastor Rick Friesen surveys the writings of the Apostle Paul to show the qualifications and requirements of a true spiritual veteran

After Jesus taught the difficult subjects found Luke chapter 16 to the pharisees, Jesus turns to His disciples to teach forgiveness and faith in Luke 17:1-10.

In Luke 16:18-31 Jesus contrasts the pharisee's shallow commitment to legalism, to God's eternal commitment to believers.

In Luke 16:1-15, Jesus tells a parable to emphasize our stewardship of God's gifts.

In Luke 15, Jesus tells three parables that highlight the joy of finding what was lost.

In Luke 12:25-35 Jesus tells the crowd to count the cost of following Him; You must lay down your life.

In Luke 14:16-24 Jesus attends a crowded dinner, and tells the parable of the Great Feast.

In Luke 14:1-15, Jesus is invited to dinner with the local religious leaders who intend to trick Him into breaking religious laws.

In Luke 13:31-35 Jesus faces opposition from religious leaders and threats from the government. His humility and steadfast faith are an example to modern believers.

In Luke 13:22-30 Jesus answers the hard question; "... Are there few who are saved?"

In Luke 13:18-21 Jesus tells two simple parables about the kingdom of God; Things that start small, but grow and change everything around them.

In Luke 13:10-17, Jesus healed a woman crippled by an evil spirit. The religious leaders saw this healing on the sabbath as breaking God's law. They were so focused on following rules that they failed to care for people.

In Luke 13:1-9 Jesus addresses the age old question; "why do bad things happen to good people?"

In Luke 12:35-42 Jesus tells three parables that emphasize the importance of living right before God, because no one knows when Christ will return.

Pastor Rick Friesen explores the beauty and usefulness of our God given emotions, but also warns of the danger of indulging fear.

In Luke 12:13-21 when Jesus is asked to mediate an inheritance dispute, he answers with the parable of the rich fool.

In Luke 12:1-12 Jesus has harsh words for those that act outwardly religious, but live selfishly.

In Luke 11:37-54, Jesus calls out two groups of people that are fond of religion but ultimately hinder the advancement of the gospel and the spiritual growth of others; hypocrites and legalists.