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Christ Pres - SermonsWhen Goodness & Lovingkindness Appeared | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Titus 3:3-8
Paul ends his letter to his co-worker Titus by appealing to the appearing of “our Savior.” In a world that is full of quarreling, envy and hatred, the goodness of God appeared as a baby in order to bring about salvation and transform His people into those that do good works.
2025-12-2432 min
Sermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordWhen Goodness & Lovingkindness Appeared | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Titus 3:3-8
Paul ends his letter to his co-worker Titus by appealing to the appearing of “our Savior.” In a world that is full of quarreling, envy and hatred, the goodness of God appeared as a baby in order to bring about salvation and transform His people into those that do good works.
2025-12-2100 minChrist Pres - SermonsWhen Goodness & Lovingkindness Appeared | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Titus 3:3-8
Paul ends his letter to his co-worker Titus by appealing to the appearing of “our Savior.” In a world that is full of quarreling, envy and hatred, the goodness of God appeared as a baby in order to bring about salvation and transform His people into those that do good works.
2025-12-2127 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordJesus Is Enough: Stand Firm | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Ephesians 6:10-24
Paul ends his letter by reminding his audience that they are in a fight. But it’s a fight not against not flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of evil. Paul has already reminded the Ephesians that Christ is seated in the heavenly places above all rule and authority and power and dominion (1:20-21), and now Paul shows us how the work of Christ enables the church to stand against the devil who always wants darkness, death, and division.
Sermon Points:
The Backdrop of the Appearing (v. 3)
Th...
2025-12-1400 min
Christ Pres - SermonsJesus Is Enough: Stand Firm | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Ephesians 6:10-24
Paul ends his letter by reminding his audience that they are in a fight. But it’s a fight not against not flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of evil. Paul has already reminded the Ephesians that Christ is seated in the heavenly places above all rule and authority and power and dominion (1:20-21), and now Paul shows us how the work of Christ enables the church to stand against the devil who always wants darkness, death, and division.
Sermon Points:
The Backdrop of the Appearing (v. 3)
The Appearing (v. 4)
The Re...
2025-12-1427 min
Christ Pres - ResourcesSpiritual Gifts | Brian SorgenfreiAdult Sunday School: 1 Corinthians: Life in Babylon–Again! The city of Corinth was at the crossroads of the Roman Empire. Just as ideas, culture, and wealth flowed through this cosmopolitan and avant-garde city, so too did sex and debauchery. Paul’s fledgling church was floundering amid the influence of the world around them. Paul wrote about […]
2025-11-1638 min
RUF Alabama PodcastThe Parables: "A Parable About God's Generosity"In our talk this week we look into the realities of grace and what happens when our pride collides with God's grace. This weeks scripture is Matthew 20:1-16. Sources: Brian Sorgenfrei, Matt Howell, & Tim Keller
2025-11-1424 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordWalk in Love with Money, Sex, Alcohol & the Spirit | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Ephesians 5:1-20
Paul continues to focus on the new life the Lord brings by the Spirit dwelling in His people. The new life is marked by love, which practically changes our relationship with money, sex, and alcohol. The Scriptures press in on these issues, not to shame us, but to bring them to light for healing and transformation.
Sermon Points:
Walking Opposed to Love in Darkness (vv. 3-8)
Walking in Love as Light (vv. 8-20)
2025-11-0900 minChrist Pres - SermonsWalk in Love with Money, Sex, Alcohol & the Spirit | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Ephesians 5:1-20
Paul continues to focus on the new life the Lord brings by the Spirit dwelling in His people. The new life is marked by love, which practically changes our relationship with money, sex, and alcohol. The Scriptures press in on these issues, not to shame us, but to bring them to light for healing and transformation.
Sermon Points:
Walking Opposed to Love in Darkness (vv. 3-8)
Walking in Love as Light (vv. 8-20)
2025-11-0930 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe New Self | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Ephesians 4:17-32
How does change happen in the Christian Life? Paul in Ephesians 4 says it involves a putting off and a putting on. But what’s so encouraging is that the life you are putting on actually is the life that fits the person who is united to Christ. It’s a life of truth, kindness, generosity, and forgiveness.
Sermon Points:
The Old Self (vv.17-22)
The New Self (vv. 23-32)
2025-10-2600 minChrist Pres - SermonsThe New Self | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Ephesians 4:17-32
How does change happen in the Christian Life? Paul in Ephesians 4 says it involves a putting off and a putting on. But what’s so encouraging is that the life you are putting on actually is the life that fits the person who is united to Christ. It’s a life of truth, kindness, generosity, and forgiveness.
Sermon Points:
The Old Self (vv.17-22)
The New Self (vv. 23-32)
2025-10-2630 minChrist Pres - ResourcesBehaviors of Those in Christ | Brian SorgenfreiAdult Sunday School: 1 Corinthians: Life in Babylon–Again! The city of Corinth was at the crossroads of the Roman Empire. Just as ideas, culture, and wealth flowed through this cosmopolitan and avant-garde city, so too did sex and debauchery. Paul’s fledgling church was floundering amid the influence of the world around them. Paul wrote about […]
2025-10-0538 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordUnlocking the Mystery: Killing The Hostility | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Ephesians 2:11-22
Sermon Points:
Hostility Remembered (vv. 11-12, 14)
Hostility Killed (vv. 13-16)
Hostility Transformed (vv. 17-22)
2025-09-2100 minChrist Pres - SermonsUnlocking the Mystery: Killing The Hostility | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Ephesians 2:11-22
Sermon Points:
Hostility Remembered (vv. 11-12, 14)
Hostility Killed (vv. 13-16)
Hostility Transformed (vv. 17-22)
2025-09-2129 min
Texas RUF9.17.25 - Relationships: Find My Friends (Ephesians 4:15-16)Thanks to Brian Sorgenfrei for his work on this passage.
2025-09-1834 min
2025-09-1028 min
Texas RUF8.27.25 - Relationships: What was I made for? (Genesis 1:26-2:35)Thanks to Matt Howell, Brian Sorgenfrei, Les Newsom, Mac Holt, and Austin Braasch for their work on this passage.
2025-09-0831 min
Texas RUF9.3.25 - Relationships: The Root of Ruin and the Hope of Healing (Genesis 3)Thanks to Brian Sorgenfrei for his work on this passage!
2025-09-0844 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordUnlocking The Mystery: What Is Most Needed? | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Ephesians 1:15-23
As the apostle Paul writes his letter to the Ephesian church, he is overwhelmed with gratitude and tells them how he is praying for them. In Paul’s prayer we see the unlocking of a mystery. What is most needed in all of our lives is NOT necessarily a chance in circumstances. No, what is most needed is to have the eyes of our heart enlightened so that we live according to what is unseen but real.
Sermon Points:
Knowledge (vs. 17)
Hope (vs. vs. 18)
Inheritance (vs. 18)
Power (vs. 19)
Ch...
2025-09-0700 minChrist Pres - SermonsUnlocking The Mystery: What Is Most Needed? | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Ephesians 1:15-23
As the apostle Paul writes his letter to the Ephesian church, he is overwhelmed with gratitude and tells them how he is praying for them. In Paul’s prayer we see the unlocking of a mystery. What is most needed in all of our lives is NOT necessarily a chance in circumstances. No, what is most needed is to have the eyes of our heart enlightened so that we live according to what is unseen but real.
Sermon Points:
Knowledge (vs. 17)
Hope (vs. vs. 18)
Inheritance (vs. 18)
Power (vs. 19)
Church (vs. 22-23)
2025-09-0726 min
Christ Pres - SermonsConnected | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: James 5:13-16
If we are going to be a church that is a home, that entails being in transparent, intimate relationships with both Jesus and each other. These kind of life-giving relationships require admitting the truth about our messy selves, but a promise of healing and restoration is on the other side.
Sermon Points:
Connected to Jesus
Connected to Jesus’ Body (The Church)
2025-07-2729 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordConnected | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: James 5:13-16
If we are going to be a church that is a home, that entails being in transparent, intimate relationships with both Jesus and each other. These kind of life-giving relationships require admitting the truth about our messy selves, but a promise of healing and restoration is on the other side.
Sermon Points:
Connected to Jesus
Connected to Jesus’ Body (The Church)
2025-07-2700 minChrist Pres - SermonsA Restful Church| Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Matthew 11:27-12:14
If we are going to be the kind of church that looks and feels like Jesus, then there should be something about our body that is restful. A body of Christ removes burdens rather than heaps on burdens and shame. Jesus interaction with Pharisees on the Sabbath presses home this point, in the person of Jesus, people finally find true Sabbath rest. The One who says “come to me and you will find rest” should shape the way Christ Pres functions with each other and in Oxford.
Sermon Points:
Burdening Rest...
2025-07-1333 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordA Restful Church | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Matthew 11:27-12:14
If we are going to be the kind of church that looks and feels like Jesus, then there should be something about our body that is restful. A body of Christ removes burdens rather than heaps on burdens and shame. Jesus interaction with Pharisees on the Sabbath presses home this point, in the person of Jesus, people finally find true Sabbath rest. The One who says “come to me and you will find rest” should shape the way Christ Pres functions with each other and in Oxford.
Sermon Poin...
2025-07-1300 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordSinging Our Guilt | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Psalm 32
David shows us that guilt can actually lead us to a place of joy. It sounds so upside down in today’s world, however, being honest with guilt and turning to the right place brings freedom, forgiveness and joy. Could our guilt actually be a pathway to joy? Let’s follow David.
Sermon Points:
Defining Guilt (vv. 1-4)
Acknowledging and Confessing Guilt (v. 5)
Cleansing of Guilt (vv. 5, 7)
Walking Daily in Psalm 32
2025-05-1100 min
Christ Pres - SermonsSinging Our Guilt | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Psalm 32
David shows us that guilt can actually lead us to a place of joy. It sounds so upside down in today’s world, however, being honest with guilt and turning to the right place brings freedom, forgiveness and joy. Could our guilt actually be a pathway to joy? Let’s follow David.
Sermon Points:
Defining Guilt (vv. 1-4)
Acknowledging and Confessing Guilt (v. 5)
Cleansing of Guilt (vv. 5, 7)
Walking Daily in Psalm 32
2025-05-1129 min
Christ Pres - ResourcesJohn: 5.11.25 | Brian SorgenfreiJohn: Do You Want to Be Healed? Is the Gospel of John the most important thing ever written down by a human being? Probably so. And at the readable length of about 60 pages of your typical paperback it is an accessible narrative that contains the most significant truths of the universe. Explore the mystery […]
2025-05-1135 minChrist Pres - SermonsSinging Our Doubts | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Psalm 73
Does doubting mean lack of faith? Does doubting mean immaturity? What does a follower of Jesus do with their doubts? Psalm 73 gives us a window into the doubt of a Psalmist named Asaph. Surely this means the Christian life has a place for doubt, and that doubting can actually lead us to a deeper relationship with Jesus and others.
2025-04-1332 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordSinging Our Doubts | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Psalm 73
Does doubting mean lack of faith? Does doubting mean immaturity? What does a follower of Jesus do with their doubts? Psalm 73 gives us a window into the doubt of a Psalmist named Asaph. Surely this means the Christian life has a place for doubt, and that doubting can actually lead us to a deeper relationship with Jesus and others.
2025-04-1300 minChrist Pres - SermonsSinging Our Search for Significance | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Psalm 8
Though our culture looks inward to our feelings or our accomplishments to search for an identity, David sings to a majestic Lord and discovers his purpose and significance in light of Him. Psalm 8 poetically reveals what the rest of Scripture teaches, that we will only find our purpose and identity as we look outside ourselves to the Lord and how He made us and redeems us.
Sermon Points:
The Significance of the Lord (vv. 1-2)
The Significance of Man (vv. 3-8)
The Significant Response (v. 9)
2025-03-1627 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordSinging Our Search for Significance | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Psalm 8
Though our culture looks inward to our feelings or our accomplishments to search for an identity, David sings to a majestic Lord and discovers his purpose and significance in light of Him. Psalm 8 poetically reveals what the rest of Scripture teaches, that we will only find our purpose and identity as we look outside ourselves to the Lord and how He made us and redeems us.
Sermon Points:
The Significance of the Lord (vv. 1-2)
The Significance of Man (vv. 3-8)
The Significant Response (v. 9)
2025-03-1600 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordSinging Our Fears | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Psalm 3
David is afraid as his son Absalom has enacted a coup and is trying to hunt him down. As David prays, we see how he seeks the help of others and trusts the Lord, and thereby gives us a roadmap for our fears.
Sermon Points:
Fear Defined (vv. 1-2)
Fear That Leads to Wisdom (vv. 3-8)
2025-02-1600 minChrist Pres - SermonsSinging Our Fears | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Psalm 3
David is afraid as his son Absalom has enacted a coup and is trying to hunt him down. As David prays, we see how he seeks the help of others and trusts the Lord, and thereby gives us a roadmap for our fears.
Sermon Points:
Fear Defined (vv. 1-2)
Fear That Leads to Wisdom (vv. 3-8)
2025-02-1626 minChrist Pres - SermonsThe Song of the King | Brian SorgenfreiScripture Reference: Psalm 2
Psalm 1 and 2 have been called the opening pillars of entrance into the world of the Psalms . Psalm 2 is a overarching look at the central problem and solution of humanity. If we are going to dig deeply to understand our own lives before God, we must come face to face with both the gracious, sovereign, and just reign of King Jesus and our ultimately futile resistance to Him.
Sermon Points:
The Rebellion (vv. 1-3)
The King (vv. 4-9)
The Invitation (vv. 10-12)
2025-01-2627 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe Song of the King | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Psalm 2
Psalm 1 and 2 have been called the opening pillars of entrance into the world of the Psalms . Psalm 2 is a overarching look at the central problem and solution of humanity. If we are going to dig deeply to understand our own lives before God, we must come face to face with both the gracious, sovereign, and just reign of King Jesus and our ultimately futile resistance to Him.
Sermon Points:
The Rebellion (vv. 1-3)
The King (vv. 4-9)
The Invitation (vv. 10-12)
2025-01-2600 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordFeasting & Fasting | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Matthew 6:11, Leviticus 23:37-43, Matthew 6:16-18
The New Year typically brings renewed goals! The Scriptures give us numerous practices that help form us individually and communally into the likeness of Jesus. What would it look like for our practices around food this year to point us to what God is doing and shape us into the likeness of Jesus. Scripture points us to the practices of feasting and fasting.
Sermon Points:
Consider Food (Matt. 6:11)
Consider Feasting (Lev. 23:37-43, John 2:1-10, Rev. 19:9)
Consider Fasting (Matt. 6:16-18)
Consider the Bread of Life (John 6:35)
2025-01-0500 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordIt’s All Worth It | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Revelation 19:1-9, 21:1-8, 22:14-21
Revelation gives us an astounding picture of what Christians are looking forward to at King Jesus return. John sees that Jesus return brings everlasting life and joy as He makes all things new! Could St. Augustine be right when he said, “In God’s home, there is an everlasting party?”
Sermon Points: Your future self says “Come” because…
The joy will never end (19:1-9, 21:4,8, 22:15)
All things are made new (21:5)
God is there (21:3)
2024-12-1500 min
RUF at the University of Tennessee"Relating to the Church"Send us a textEphesians 2:19-22; 4:11-16Thanks to Robert Cunningham and Brian Sorgenfrei for their thoughts here.
2024-11-1534 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe Beastly War of World History | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Revelation 12:17-14:5
The dragon calls forth two beasts to assist him in waging war against followers of Jesus. These two beastly images paint a vivid picture of world history. The church must know that Satan will try to conquer the church through intimidation and false teaching. However, the good news of the complete salvation of the Slain Lamb means His people will endure.
Sermon Points:
Intimidating Beast (13:1-8)
Deceiving Beast (13:11-15)
Mark of the Beast (13:16-18)
Resisting the Beast (13:9-10, 14:1-5)
2024-11-1000 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe Trumpet Warnings | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Revelation 8:1-9:21
What John sees in Revelation 8-9 are powerful images to describe world history until Jesus returns from the perspective of the world. God hears the prayers of His people pleading with Him to come in judgment, liberation and cleansing and responds with the trumpets. These trumpets are like tornado sirens, warning all of those who choose to live independently of King Jesus to repent and believe or the pain and suffering will increase.
Sermon Points:
The Why
The What
The Call
2024-10-2000 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe Cry That Moves History | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Revelation 6:1-17
As John gets a peek behind the veil into heaven, the scroll is broken, and all are shown the unfolding plan of God in world history. With vivid images, John sees that world history will be characterized by four horseman riding and bringing suffering. This sight is alarming, but also comforting to see that suffering is NOT a sign that the world is out of control, but instead a sign that Jesus is indeed coming and at work.
Sermon Points:
An Explanation of Suffering (vv. 1-8)
Strategy i...
2024-10-0600 min
RUF at Ole Miss“Together: Love in the Ruins” Genesis 3:1-21This week we uncover why relationships are so painful, and where we can find hope for love. Thanks Kaylee Epps for illustration help, and Brian Sorgenfrei, Mac Holt, and others for content help!
2024-09-0531 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThings Are Not As They Seem | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Revelation 1:1-8
The book of Revelation is written to a group of churches whose lives are getting “worse” as they follow a risen and ascended “unseen” Jesus. This book comes to people struggling to make sense of the world around them and says “LOOK!, things are not as they seem!” What is revealed to the apostle John and then shared with the churches are astounding images that make sense of the world, bring assurance and peace by ultimately revealing the character and presence of Jesus among them.
Sermon Points:
Reveals (vv...
2024-08-1800 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe Resurrection of the Body & the Life Everlasting | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Romans 8:18-25
The Apostles Creed ends by confessing what Christians believe about the future. In summary, God will finish what He started. He created a world to dwell with humanity as His image bearers. No matter, how much sin has infected and destroyed the world and humanity, God is going to save and restore it all. This Christian hope is embraced when we confess I believe in “the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting.”
Sermon Points:
The Resurrection of the Body
The Life Everlasting
2024-08-1100 min
Sermons – Grace Presbyterian Church, PCA • Starkville, MSMatthew 1:1-7; 16
“The Hero Arrives” by Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei, Morning Worship – July 28, 2024
2024-07-2800 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordHe Ascended into Heaven | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Acts 1:1-11
2024-07-0700 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe Hero On Trial | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Matthew 27:1-2, 11-26
The hero, Jesus, is accused of treason. Amidst the trial, we see interactions between the hero, Pontius Pilate, a criminal named Barabbas, and the crowds. All of these interactions reveal the character Jesus and the way He will save and restore. Our hero will be a suffering servant, healing the world by taking what He does not deserve.
Sermon Points:
The Hero & Pilate
The Hero & Barabbas
The Hero & the Crowds
2024-05-0500 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe Hero & Judgement | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon PlayerScripture Reference: Matthew 25:31-46
In the last public teaching before his arrest and crucifixion, our hero Jesus tells the audience about the judgment to come. It’s a sobering passage, but it reveals Jesus love for this world and how committed He is to rid this world of everything poisonous. Jesus is the judge who sees all, is opposed to all evil and amazingly receives every act of generosity as if it was done for Him. He’s a judge who can be trusted.
Sermon Points:
The Certainty of judgment (vv. 31-34...
2024-04-0700 minSermons – Christ Presbyterian Church of OxfordThe Coronation of the Hero | Brian SorgenfreiLaunch Sermon Player Scripture Reference: Matthew 21:1-11, 14-16
Our hero enters Jerusalem in a way that reveals very clearly his claims about himself and therefore stirs up quite a bit of energy. Jesus’ parade into town on what is now known as “Palm Sunday” is boldly proclaiming Himself as King. However, this King’s carrier is a common donkey. Combine these two facts, and Jesus is revealing just the kind of King that He is! One that is humble enough to die for His people.
Sermon Points:
The Hero Is King
The Hero Is Humble
2024-03-2400 min
RUF at Texas TechThe Relationship with Dating - 1 John 4Relationships: Longing for Connection. October 17, 2023. Source material: Les Newsome, “Dating and Covenant”. Brian Sorgenfrei.
2023-10-2439 min
RUF at the University of Tennessee"The Joy of Justification" (Philippians 3:1-11)Send us a textBig thanks to Brian Sorgenfrei for his SUCO talks on justification for this talk.
2023-10-1932 min
The Word in Youth Ministry - A CPYU PodcastEpisode 43 - "Asking Good Questions of the Bible That Students Themselves are Asking" with Brian SorgenfreiBrian Sorgenfrei, formerly of RUF, and current pastor at CPC Oxford, joins Kyle, Matt, and Linda in a great discussion about teaching the Bible to high school and college students. Brian suggests that we not only need to ask great questions of the text, but we need to be asking the questions that students themselves might be asking. Doing so helps make the Bible compelling to students. They also enter a conversation about family dynamics, relationships at home, and building trusting relationships between students and adults.
2023-01-1734 min
RUF at the University of TennesseeJohn 20:1-18: Life and the ResurrectionSend us a text"These are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name." This semester we look at the Gospel of John which shows us the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, and how He offers the answers to life's biggest questions.Thanks to Brian Sorgenfrei's sermon on this text for some of the commentary!
2022-11-1631 minRUF at the University of TennesseeJohn 3:1-17: Life is Received Not AchievedSend us a text"These are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name." This semester we look at the Gospel of John which shows us the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, and how He offers the answers to life's biggest questions.Thanks to Matt Howell and Brian Sorgenfrei for their old sermons/illustrations here!
2022-09-2133 minRUF at the University of TennesseeJohn 2:1-12: The Life of the PartySend us a text"These are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name." This semester we look at the Gospel of John which shows us the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, and how He offers the answers to life's biggest questions.Thanks to Matt Howell, Brian Sorgenfrei, and Tim Keller's "Encounter's with Jesus" for much of the content!
2022-09-0733 min
RUF MichiganRelationships: Singleness1 Corinthians 7:6-9; 25-35. Much credit goes to Brian Sorgenfrei.
2022-04-0738 minRUF MichiganRelationships: YourselfPsalm 42. Credit to Matt Howell, Sammy Rhodes, and Brian Sorgenfrei.
2022-01-2729 min
RUF @ the University of Southern CaliforniaRevelation 17-18, "The Romance of Change"thanks to Brian Sorgenfrei for sharing some helpful thoughts that helped me understand this text.
2021-03-2531 min
RUF at KentuckyLife of Abraham #9 - When Faith is TestedWhat do you love most and what would it take for you to part with it? In Genesis 22, God asks Abraham to give up the person he loves most? Why would he do that and what does that have to do with our trust in God? We explore those questions here. Much credit due to Derek Kidner and Brian Sorgenfrei
2021-03-2531 min
Faith Presbyterian Church - BirminghamMen's EventBrian Sorgenfrei March 12, 2021 Faith Presbyterian Church Birmingham, ALThank you for listening! Please visit us at www.faith-pca.org.
2021-03-1338 min
2020-10-2930 min
2020-10-0500 min
Be Loved, Be BoldBrian Sorgenfrei: Relationships and Covid-19This week, Mary Patton welcomes Ole Miss RUF campus minister Brian Sorgenfrei to share his story and talk about Covid-19's many impacts on college students. Brian discusses why it's important for us to be in relationships with others and how Covid-19 has impacted not only our connection with others, but our connection with Christ.
2020-09-2828 min2020-05-1229 min
Independent Presbyterian ChurchA Laughable SalvationSunday February 23, 2020. "A Laughable Salvation," a sermon by the Reverend Brian Sorgenfrei on Judges 3:12-31
2020-02-2300 min
Westside ChurchPhilippians 1:1-2 - Rev. Davis W. MorganWe started off our series in Philippians by looking at Paul's introductory greeting where we find him addressing the age-old theme of identity. For the Christian the questions of who we are, where we are, and what we have from God have been answered once and for all. Special thanks to Brian Sorgenfrei for the opening illustration.
2020-02-1700 min
2019-10-0231 min2019-10-0134 min2019-10-0133 min2019-06-291h 04Faith Presbyterian Church - BirminghamJudges 1:1-8; 2:1-3; Rebellious People, Relentless GraceSeveral people have influenced my thoughts and preaching in this series on Judges. Many thanks to Tim Keller, Ralph Dale Davis, Michael Wilcock, George Schwab, Brian Sorgenfrei, and Matt Howell. Thank you for listening! Please visit us at www.faith-pca.org.
2018-09-0932 min
The RYM PodcastEpisode 050 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei050 - What are some books you’re reading right now and what are some of the books that have impacted you the most? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1708 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 050 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei050 - What are some books you’re reading right now and what are some of the books that have impacted you the most? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1708 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 049 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei049 - What are some practices in ministry that have assisted you in soul care? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1607 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 049 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei049 - What are some practices in ministry that have assisted you in soul care? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1607 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 048 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei048 - What are some practical ways youth workers can come alongside RUF campus ministers (or other campus ministries)? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1508 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 048 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei048 - What are some practical ways youth workers can come alongside RUF campus ministers (or other campus ministries)? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1508 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 047 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei047 - What are some of the trends that concern you the most on college campuses and how might youth workers help? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1410 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 047 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei047 - What are some of the trends that concern you the most on college campuses and how might youth workers help? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1410 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 046 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei046 - As a college minister, what advice would you give youth workers? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1306 minThe RYM PodcastEpisode 046 Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei046 - As a college minister, what advice would you give youth workers? (rymonline.org)
2017-11-1306 min
Riveroaks Reformed Presbyterian Church"Listening to Jesus" (November 12, 2017am)Preacher - Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei
Scripture - Matthew 13:1-23
Title - Listening To Jesus
November 12, 2017 Morning
2017-11-1227 min2017-10-1533 min
RUF NationalThe Mystery of the New Self- Ephesians 4- Brian Sorgenfrei- Mississippi State UniversityBrian Sorgenfrei went through a series in the book of Ephesians centered around the theme of mystery.
2016-10-1800 min
Riveroaks Reformed Presbyterian ChurchHope for Tired Grumblers (June 19, 2016)Proclamation of God's Word - Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei
Scripture - Exodus 7:1-7
Title - Hope for Tired Grumblers
2016-07-1233 min
RUF NationalThe Doctrine of Incarnation- SuCo0216- Brian Sorgenfrei- Mississippi State UniversitySeminar from RUF Summer Conference 2016
2016-07-0100 min
RUF at App StateSpring 2016 - Learning to Love God -Ten Commandments, Part 2 - Exodus 20:1-11Why is it so hard to love God? How does Jesus transform our obedience to God? Lots of credit and thanks to Tim Keller and Brian Sorgenfrei for their thoughts on this. Music: "Fishing the Sky" by The Appleseed Cast. All rights reserved.
2016-03-3034 minRUF at App StateSpring 2016 - Why Obey God? Ten Commandments, Part 1 - Exodus 20:1-3We look at what God's law isn't and what it is and see a way toward beauty and love. Lots of credit and thanks to Brian Habig, Sammy Rhodes and Brian Sorgenfrei for their thoughts on this. Music: "Fishing the Sky" by The Appleseed Cast. All rights reserved.
2016-03-2330 min
2014-06-0433 min