Sermons on Philippians (Page 2)
In a world of turbulence, Paul provides inspired principles for how both a congregation and the individual Christian can live a life of peace.
It’s very easy to lose focus and have a shift in priorities, especially when faced with life challenges. How do we maintain perspective and press on towards the ultimate goal?
No matter what happens in our world today or even around us at home, school, work, etc., some choose to focus on the worst possible case. They seem to be only looking for the “bad” and focus on that and therefore many times will fail to see the “good.”
Life is not always easy; in fact, life can be very hard. It is how we respond to life that makes all the difference, now and in eternity.
A healthy self-esteem is very important to our overall wellbeing. How do we develop an appropriate feeling about ourselves?
Life is unpredictable at best. From this beloved text are principles that help us keep our balance and focus no matter what life may bring. God has given us so many reasons to rejoice.
We celebrate our friends and families today, two of God’s greatest gifts! From Paul’s special relationship with Timothy and Epaphroditus, we learn qualities essential for loving families and lasting friendships.
We love both verses and hymns that assure us of the peace of God offered us in Christ Jesus, our Lord. This evening, we combine the two in a special service designed to encourage us all, especially our students entering exam week.
Our elders have selected “Growing Together” as our family theme for 2014. Clear spiritual goals have been established for each quarter of the year. Today, we preview those goals.