Are you satisfied with where you're at in your relationship with Jesus, are do you want to continue to grow?

Beyond simply knowing Jesus, what are some tangible ways that we can grow in him? In this week's sermon, Pastor Dan presented us with 5 steps we can take towards Christian maturity from Philippians 3:12-21!

Dan Dameron

Philippians 3:12-21

Running Well

July 14, 2024

What is your proudest achievement?

There really is no shortage of things that we can pride ourselves on – from where we’ve come from, to who we are related to; what our vocations are, what we’ve accomplished, and even what we’re known for by others.

And it was no different with Paul who penned a letter to the Philippian Church. Prior to becoming a follower of Jesus, this guy honestly had a lot of things going for him! Yet through his own testimony in Philippians 3:1-11, we will learn a very important lesson: knowing Jesus is of far greater worth than any earthly achievements or accolades .

Dan Dameron

Philippians 3:1-11

Running Well

July 7, 2024

Who we follow shapes who we become. If we follow the right people, with the right ideals and motivations, we begin to change for the better. But if we follow the wrong people, with the wrong values and goals, we can end up becoming someone we don’t want to be.

In this sermon, Pastor Jamison answers the question “Who should I follow?”

Do you like to work out? Some of us do, some of us don’t. Some of us enjoy the pain of a good gym session, some of us prefer to take it a little easy. One thing we can be sure of is that if we fail to work out, we fail to get stronger and healthier.

The Christian life is like one long workout. But instead of developing our bodies, the Apostle Paul calls Christians to work out their salvation. What is Paul saying? How do we work out a salvation that is freely given? And how does doing so make us a healthier, stronger, more faithful Christian?

Tune in to find out!

Are you living a life that balances in the eyes of God?

Tune in as John explores the scary reality of being weighed against the perfection of Jesus, the very bad news of our shortcomings, the good news of God's plan for redemption, and the too-wonderful-to-believe news that God is actively working within us to bring us to completion. Through Philippians 2:1-11, we'll discover how true humility, unity, and selflessness can transform our lives and align us with God's purpose. Don't miss this opportunity to reflect on your spiritual balance and embrace the transformative power of Christ's love and sacrifice.

What’s holding you back in this season of life?

Your finances or job? Your living situation, a relationship, or lack thereof? Your health? We all have something! We all know what that feels like. And the Apostle Paul was no stranger to this feeling himself!

In this sermon on Philippians 1:12-30, Pastor Dan explains how God has an incredible purpose for your present sufferings and how the circumstances aren’t as important as what you do with them. Tune in to learn more!

Dan Dameron

Philippians 1:12-30

Running Well

June 9, 2024

In last week's sermon Pastor Jamison pointed out that in order to run the race of faith well, Christians must run together. But what does that mean? And in a practical sense, how do we do it? Tune in to find out!

Jamison Bebiak

Philippians 1:1-11

Running Well

June 2, 2024

Paul's letter to the Philipians is one of the most overwhelmingly positive epistle's in the New Testament. Paul writes to his beloved brothers and sisters in the city of Phillipi to encourage them to continue pressing on towards Christ, securing eternal life through faithful living, and changing the world as they do through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

In this introductory sermon to the Book of Philippians, Pastor Jamison dives in Acts 16 to witness the birth of the Philippian Church!

Jamison Bebiak

Acts 6:6-34

Running Well

May 26, 2024

Jamison Bebiak

Acts 6:6-34

Running Well

May 26, 2024

Dan Dameron

Nehemiah 13:1-30

Your Part in God's Plans

May 19, 2024