Manna Fellowship Sunday Sermons

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.

Pastor Kevin Wade explores the statement of Jesus; "... blessed are those who hear the word of God and keep it!" found in Luke 11:28, and the following rebuke to a generation seeking miraculous signs.

In 1 Thessalonians 2:7-12, the Apostle Paul models biblical fatherhood, by being a spiritual father to the church at Thessalonica.

In Luke 11:14-26 Jesus cast out a demon, and was accused of using demonic power. Jesus answered by questioning how a house divided could stand.

In Luke 11:1-13, Jesus teaches the disciples to pray, and uses two stories of bread to show God's love and provision.

Pastor Kevin Wade explores the lives of sisters Mary and Martha, their friendship with Jesus, and the way they responded to Him through several encounters throughout the gospels.

Pastor Rick Friesen takes a close look at the foundational principles within the familiar story of the Good Samaritan.

Pastor Rick Friesen interviews Laurie Edwards and gives a brief charge from scripture.

The expectation of discipleship is great. What will you leave to follow Christ?

In Luke 9:43-50 the world's perspective on authority is contrasted with Jesus' call to humility.

In Luke 9:23-36 Jesus gives the call to discipleship, Peter, James, and John witness the glory of Jesus, and God gives the final answer to the question; Who is Jesus?

In Luke 9:37-43 we see the complete power of Jesus over the supernatural realm, despite the failure of the disciples. Pastor Rick Friesen explores the supernatural realities that western culture ignores.

Pastor Rick Frieson explores several passages that display the power of the resurrection in the life of a believer.

Pastor Kevin Wade looks at the life of Judah Iscariot as an example of walking with Jesus on the outside, but missing grace in his heart.

In Luke 9:20 Jesus asks the disciples, "But who do you say I am?" The answer to this question determines the course of any person's life.

The miracle of the feeding of the multitude shows us a picture of Jesus as our good shepherd and the fulfillment of God's promise to Israel.

In Luke 9:1-11 the disciples display total surrender to Jesus by trusting His command to go, preach The Gospel, and take nothing with them.

Luke 8:41-56 records two different examples of faith that resulted in two miraculous healings.