University Church Of Eugene Sermons

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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In this Sunday sermon (October 13th, 2019), Pastor Kelly Boyd preaches on the devotion for God that we are called to in this life and beyond, referencing the story of The Image of Gold and the Blazing Furnace from Daniel 3 and how, through their faith in the Lord, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego survived being thrown into the blazing furnace of King Nebuchadnezzar, which inspired him to promote them in the Province of Babylon for their unwavering devotion to God, even when faced with certain death; a devotion to Him of which we are all called to as disciples and followers of Christ.

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In this Sunday sermon (September 29th, 2019), Reach Campus Ministry leader Daniel Lauterbach preaches on Paul's addressing of the Colossians and his emphasis on the understanding that essentially Jesus is everything, focusing on how God, through his Son, calls us to His way and rest for our souls, in place of the many tempting, yet self-destructive, ways of the world in of sin and our imperfect nature to be tested by it.

In this Sunday sermon (September 22nd, 2019), Marrieds Ministry Brother and Contributor Bradley Hansen preaches on the Book of Micah and the peoples' ownership of self-proclaimed, pocket-sized idols/statues, discussing the destructive nature of idolatry and how Christ calls us to seek His life-giving and life-sustaining way and share it with the world, rather than worship false idols and give in to the materialistically destructive ways of idolatry that are promoted therein.

In this Sunday sermon (September 15th, 2019), Pastor Kelly Boyd references 1 Peter 1 on being made of imperishable seed, along with short stories and his time at a mall arcade seeing a newly installed skee-ball game, as he preaches on how God calls us to living in His lane and staying in it, even when we are most tempted to say "I'd rather..." in life and do things our way instead, going down other lanes by way of our individual actions and influence from those living worldly lives all around us, which leads to disconnect and eventual death.  

In this Sunday sermon (September 1, 2019), Campus Ministry Leader Daniel Lauterbach preaches on placing our trust in God over the tempting, sinful things in this life that seek to consume us, referencing the story of the Golden Calf in Exodus 32 and Luke's account of Jesus' being tempted (tested) in the wilderness to explain how through the Lord's examples portrayed in scripture, God has placed himself and his creation in these tempting spaces throughout history to allow us to have, by example, an empathetic high priest (the Lord) to go to whenever we struggle in life.

In this special all church service comprised of Eugene and its house church extensions in Bend, Corvallis, and Salem, Pastor Kelly Boyd gives a raw and powerful message on endurance for God and seeking Him with our lives, whereas through reference to multiple analogous points throughout his life from his early days as a Disciple up to now, coupled with scripture of Jesus' teachings on eternal life and Paul's straight sharing of the gospel, we are offered a very personal and real understanding of how God constantly works through the ups and downs of our lives to bring us closer to Him, no matter where we are in our walk of life and the challenges we face.