Paul and Silas reach the important Roman city of Philippi and encounter three individuals. The story of the jailer shows us something about what we might do when our lives fall apart.

On this Fathers' Day let us look into the face of the First Person of the Holy Trinity.

Conflict is an unavoidable part of life and the church is no exception. Luke recounts two conflicts in the church both of which offer instruction and hope for us as we experience conflict. Outline--I. The disagreement over Mark v.36-41-II. The disagreement over the Gentiles v. 1-35-III. Abiding principles for the mission of the church

The Preacher writes about God's control of time in what is one of the best known passages in the Bible. He words are both a comfort and a warning to us.-Outline--I. A time for everything v.1-9-II. A time in our hearts - eternity v.10-11-III. Stewarding time - discerning the time in the life of CRPC

How do we navigate those times and issues where we differ about how to honor God in some practical matter of Christian living or church life- In his letter to the Romans, Paul, who is a realist, and knows this will happen, gives us counterintuitive advice.-Outline--I. Accept one another 15-7-II. Recognize that others are seeking to please God 14-6-8-III. We live before God 14-7-IV. Avoid encouraging others to sin 14-1-15- 20-23-V. Act in love, yield your rights 14-15-VI. Make every effort 14-9-VII. Do not please yourself 15-1-3-VIII. Recap and conclusions

How do we navigate those times and issues where we differ about how to honor God in some practical matter of Christian living or church life- In his letter to the Romans Paul, who is a realist, and knows this will happen, gives us counter intuitive advice. -Outline--I. We must not let our differences divide or destroy.-II. We must learn how to accept each other when we disagree.

One threat that all churches face is disunity as it makes decisions. How can we navigate our differing points of view, convictions, issues of conscience and preferences- In this series of sermons will we explore how to do that.

Every church faces various threats. One threat that all churches face is disunity as it makes decisions. How can we navigate our differing points of view, convictions, issues of conscience and preferences- In this series of sermons will we explore how to do that.