Pastor William E Lynch delivered this message based on Matthew 9:9-13. The call of the Ragamuffin is not the super-spiritual. It is not for legalists who would rather surrender control of their souls to rules rather than run the risk of living in union with Jesus. It is for the beat-up, and burnt-out. It is for the wobbly and weak-kneed who know they do not have it altogether and are too proud to accept the handout of amazing grace.  It is for poor, weak, sinful men and women with hereditary faults and limited talents. It is for the bent and the bruised who feel that their lives are a grace disappointment to God. It is for anyone who has grown weary and discouraged along the way.

Sermon - -Calling The Ragamuffin 8  -  2013

"Everybody talking' about heaven ain't going there." This line accurately describes many in the church. Outwardly, they identify with Christ, but inwardly they have never been genuinely converted. Because they cling to a false profession, they fool themselves into thinking they are on the narrow path leading to life, when in reality they are on the broad road that leads to destruction. 


Sermon - Starting Over - The New Birth, John 3:1-10

The issue that faces humanity, after the fall of Adam, is that all people, without exception are guilty sinners before a holy God, the righteous judge, who will justly condemn sinners to eternal punishment in hell for violating His holy law.