The primary purpose for prayer is the praise of God, as we see in this great Psalm of David. Prayer is defined, and then three obstacles to making praise-prayers a priority are discussed. Four additional applications are made. See free PDF outline.

This chapter of the letter to the Philippians opens with a wonderful call to unity in Christ. This exposition examines the first two verses under three headings- spiritual aims, spiritual inventory, and spiritual attitudes. Three important requirements of believers are presenting in conclusion. See free PDF outline.

Paul's famous cry here was -to live is Christ, and to die is gain.- This exposition explains his desire to depart, his desire to stay, and the tension between the two -- with three applications for us. See free PDF outline.

An exposition of this important teaching of Jesus on discipleship.

Paul was certain of his deliverance, and of Christ's exaltation- he also says that even death would be gain. Here is an exposition and application of this section of the epistle to the Philippians, as part of our ongoing series. See free PDF outline.

-Updated - corrected audio file now---An exposition and application of the text at the beginning of our Week of Prayer 2014. See free PDF.

Some preach Christ from bad motives, yet the Apostle lets them preach. Here is an exposition and application of this section of the epistle to the Philippians, as part of our ongoing series. See free PDF outline.

How low did He go in His humility- Why did He go this low- This is an exposition of this verse for a Christmas sermon, as part of our ongoing series. See free PDF outline.

An exposition and application of this section of the epistle to the Philippians, as part of our ongoing series. See free PDF outline.

An exposition and application of this section of the epistle to the Philippians, as part of our ongoing series. See free PDF outline.