Weekly sermons from the University Church of Christ in Las Cruces, New Mexico
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Thomas preaches part 2 of our sermon series about the miracles of Jesus through the book of Mark. This week we are focusing on the authority of Jesus and his power over spiritual attack. physical ailment, and relational alienation. Check it out here ... more
Tristan brings us the first sermon in our series walking through the miracles of Jesus in the book of Mark! Check this out if you missed it so you're all caught up for next sermon!
Thomas wraps up our Fabulous 13 youth rally weekend with a sermon based on the weekend's theme of God being our Defender! Listen here if you missed it! Apologies for the audio recording starting a couple minutes late.
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UCC Sermons launched 9 years ago and published 129 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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