Philippians 4:4-9 In this first sermon in our new series on the Promises of God, Pastor Mark preaches on divine peace from God. We learn that this peace does not necessarily mean an absence of conflict, but an inner sense of harmony/wholeness. God is the only SOURCE of true peace. We learn that the enemy…
Philippians 3:3-11 In this sermon on Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Mark explains from the text the Barrier, the Bridge, and the Beauty of the gospel. We see from Paul’s example, the self life is a barrier to the gospel. When we live in reliance on our own pedigree, position, and performance. We also see the Bridge…
Philippians 4:2-23–At the close of his inspiring epistle, Paul brings it around to the things that have been the passion of his life and ministry. The faithfulness of God. The reality of God’s family. And the fruitfulness of God displayed in those who are “in Christ”.
Philippians 4:14-20–Pastor Mark delivers a practical message on some important principles regarding biblical giving.
Philippians 4:8-13–“I can do all things through Him [Christ] who strengthens me.” This verse is often quoted and very often misused. In this sermon, Pastor Mark unpacks for us what this verse is all about in the context of Paul’s circumstances. Be encouraged. Help is available. Both audio and video formats have been provided.
Philippians 4:4-9–In this important passage, Paul directs us toward obtaining the perfect peace of God in every situation.
Philippians 4:1-3–It takes courage and a commitment to maintain unity in Christ to take steps toward healing a fractured relationship. Pastor Mark provides practical counsel for making things right with your brothers and sisters in the church.
Philippians 3:17-21–Pastor Mark teaches on some practical steps in guarding our hearts from falling away from Christ.
Philippians 3:10-14–Paul declares that his “one thing” is the pursuit of Christ. In this sermon, Pastor Mark examines the motivation and the result of engaging in this pursuit. What is your “one thing”?
Philippians 3:1-9–We persevere in grace by not adding to it any human effort. Paul says, “Beware of counterfeit Christians who would lead you astray. Beware of counterfeit confidence or trust in anything but God alone.” Instead, continue to trust in Christ alone.
