Sermons

Philippians 4

Philippians 4

Philippians 3:1-21 – Walking With God

Philippians 3:1-21 “Walking With God”
I. The Way Paul Walked (1-6) Doing Good For The Wrong Reasons
II. The Way Others Walk (18-20) Living Bad For Selfish Reasons
III. Walking With Jesus (7-17)
A) Walk with Perspective (7-9)
B) Walk with Purpose (12-16)
C) Walk with People (17-19)

Philippians 2 – Learning How To Live Like Jesus

Philippians 2 - Learning How To Live Like Jesus

Philippians 1 – Living in Jesus

Living for Jesus means living with joy.

1:3-4: I thank my God in all remembrance of you, 4 always, in every prayer of mine for you all, making my prayer with joy...

Ephesians 5-6

Ephesians 5-6

Ephesians 5 – A LIFE TRANSFORMED

A LIFE TRANSFORMED

Through Christ’s redeeming work on the cross, we have been given a newness of life. How do we as Christians live a life transformed by the Gospel.

Ephesians 3 – The Mystery of the Gospel

THE MYSTERY OF THE GOSPEL

Worn-Out Knees: As we realize all that God has done for us, we start to fall in love with Him. As He starts to reveal more of Himself to us it should cause us to fall on our knees in praise and worship to the point of worn-out knees.

Ephesians 2 – From Death to Life in Christ

FROM DEATH, TO LIFE IN CHRIST

We are made alive in Christ as a new people (the church) who are distinct from the world yet remain in the world to do the work that God has created them for.

Ephesians 1 – God’s Sovereignty in Salvation

GOD’S SOVEREIGNTY OVER SALVATION

God’s Word speaks clearly about his sovereign role in our salvation. It is for us to learn and embrace, even if we can’t fully grasp it all at once.

Galatians 6 – Maturing Alongside Others

MATURING ALONGSIDE OTHERS

Paul closes up Galatians with a series of ways we can grow with one another in the church when we allow the Holy Spirit to transform our lives.

Galatians 5 – Freedom in Christ

FREEDOM IN CHRIST

Paul uses “freedom” to describe the overcoming power of the gospel. Anything else removes the power of the gospel and creates “slavery” in its place.