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Sermons by Mitch Boughman

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Entrusted

One of the kids and I were talking the other day. I don’t know how we even got on to to this. It might have been a a teachable moment about sharing or something, but at one point they said uh they referred to my room and uh I don’t know. I I guess I I thought that this would be an…

Who’s Counting?

Children have an incredible ability to remember perceived injustices, like whose turn it was to ride in the front seat or who got to pick dinner last. While adults might laugh at this, we often do the very same thing. We may not vocalize it, but we keep mental ledgers—remembering who apologized last, who showed up when we needed them, or who…

The Bigger Barn Problem

Scripture: Luke 12:13–21 What does it really mean to be “rich toward God”? In this sermon on Luke 12:13–21, we examine Jesus’ Parable of the Rich Fool—a story about a successful farmer who tore down his barns to build bigger ones, believing his wealth would give him lifelong security. God calls him a “fool” not because he worked hard or prospered, but…