In the final part of the 'Alive' series we study Philippians chapter 4, looking at how Christ gives you internal peace and his joy helps create external peace with others.

Continuing in our 'Alive' series using the book of Philippians as our study we are encouraged that we now live in freedom because of Christ. It is not a list of rules that measures our righteousness, but because of this freedom it is faith in Christ that our righteousness is measured by.

The secret to joy is found in the book of Philippians. When we live for Christ and allow the love of Christ to flow through us we find an unexplainable joy that sustains, even in life’s hardest moments.

This Easter Sunday we start a new series 'Alive', where we dive into the subject of joy. Using the resurrection story as our back drop we see an example of the joy Jesus brings when we meet him face-to-face.

Palm Sunday - one week before Easter - is celebrated by millions of Christians around the world. Often times on this day, people wave palm branches, remembering Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem as he rode on the back of a donkey (often referred to as the Triumphal Entry). What’s the significance of riding a donkey and waving palm branches - and does it matter? And what if the Triumphal Entry story is different than we realize and has implications on our lives more than we imagine? What if the backstory helps us to see a whole new reality to this story?

Suffering is a part of life. When Jesus suffered on the cross and as He gave up His life, He showed us how to cope through life’s difficult moments.

As Jesus was put on trial and sentenced to death in front of the crowds of Jerusalem it was one of the most humiliating experiences a human being had ever experienced, but in the moment of humiliation, Jesus shows us how a man can stand in humility.

It takes incredible pressure to make the best olive oil. In the same way sometimes God allows us to go through moments of pressure to refine us into who He wants us to be.

Part 1 of 'The Cup' series introduces us to the 24 hours before Jesus was crucified. As he eats for the last time with His disciples He sacrifices His desires for the greater good. We are challenged to look within ourselves and what we will give up for the greater good.

What are the characteristics of a follower of Christ? 1 John 1 tells us that if we have fellowship with Christ then we should have fellowship with one another. Through this sermon we discuss: What exactly is Christian fellowship? And who should we as Christians be having fellowship with?