Paul concludes his letter to the believers in Philippi by sharing several things that, for him, are imperative for the church. This sermon takes a deeper look at a couple of those imperatives.
Paul's message to the Philippian believers: "Don't let anyone talk you into doing something that conforms to a set of their rules about what a Christ-follower should look like."
Hear what God did in and through our mission team while in Mexico and Texas.
What does it mean when the Apostle Paul says, "Work out your salvation!" to the Philippian believers? If salvation is a gift ... what is to be "worked out?"
What happens when we don't prioritize the gospel message? What takes its place in the life of the church?
As the Apostle Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi, what did he mean when he asked them to "be of the same mind?" What did that look like for the Philippians and what does that mean for us?
As we look at the letter from the Apostle Paul to the believers in Philippi, what were his main concerns in the first chapter?
As we look at the story of the Prodigal Son, what can we learn by listening to the voices of the 3 men in the story? Which voice is most like yours?
Any group that desires to accomplish anything of value must have leaders.
Its summertime. Winter is over and we’re out and about. Let’s use this time to connect with people ... to build relationships and to pour into people, especially the lost and lonely. Let’s get to know their names, and their story. And let’s give them a glimpse of how much God loves them, and how maybe their story doesn’t have to be the way it is now. Let’s share the love and hope of Jesus!