We are at the final sermon of our study through the Book of Philippians. The confusion of the verse “I can do all things through him who strengthens me” often overshadows the main point of Paul’s letter. Do you believe you can do all things through Christ, but fail in remaining content with who you…

The Bible tells us not to be anxious, but applying Scripture to our own lives is often difficult to figure out. How do we overcome anxiety? This sermon will give the how-to’s on living a spiritually stable Christian life through renewing our minds.

It’s easy for us who have already won in Christ to develop a “playing not to lose” mentality in our Christian pursuit. Instead of being content with a participation trophy at the end on our lives, we should play to win instead. “We have spirit, yes we do, we have spirit, how about you?”

How far away is our westernized Christianity from that of the Middle Eastern carpenter who promised us salvation? This Sunday you will hear the message that changed the world before the world changed the message. Tomorrow morning’s service will bankrupt all your treasures, dwarf all your problems, crush all your dreams, and shatter every nightmare…

You hear many talk about wanting to do “big things for God” but this little mention about Epaphroditus encourages those of us who might feel insufficient in God’s will. This sermon you will be reviewing the Scriptures to find practical ways to serve Christ, so we can all hear on the Day of Judgement “Well…

A celebration of the biblical doctrines of redemption as summarized in the five solas of the Reformation, propositions that remind us that God alone deserves the glory for our salvation. In opposition to churchmen who argued that man is made righteous by faith and works, the Protestant Reformers fearlessly preached that by faith alone God’s…

Christ put His Church in the world to “shine as lights,” but all too frequently the world’s black sky tries to swallow the light of Christ inside of us. This Sunday will encourage us to keep our flames lite and uncovered.

Moving into chapter 2, Paul opens up his concerns to the small house churches in Philippi. Yes, they were doctrinally sound with no moral challenges at the time, however, Paul knew that this is when disunity rears it’s ugly head. Join us as we learn from this section of Scripture as to why it’s vital…

Paul’s imprisonment gave us privileged insight behind his words “to live is Christ and to die is gain”. This Christian motto out of context still uplifts our souls, but understanding Paul’s intent during his incarceration brings power to Christianity! This sermon will be unboxed, understood, and utilized this well known verse!