Part 5 of the series, "A Letter From Captivity" Philippians 2:3-11. This section gives us instructions regarding pride and selfishness and shows how Jesus humbled Himself when He came to save us.
Part 4 of the series, "A Letter From Captivity" Philippians 1:27-2:2. Here, Paul begins with his first bit of instruction. We should live for Christ with courage and unity.
Part 3 of the series, "A Letter From Captivity" Philippians 1:18-26. As we work our way through the letter to Philippians we comes to Paul's comments about his life with Christ and his death with Christ.
Part 2 of the series, "A Letter From Captivity" Philippians 1:12-18. As we continue in Philippians we find out that God uses even bad things for good, and sometimes he even uses bad people for good purposes.
Part 1 of the series, "A Letter From Captivity" Philippians 1:1-11. This is an introduction to the book of Philippians. It is also a reminder that thankfulness to God and concern for others can characterize our lives even during hard times.
Part 2 of the series, "Lest We Forget". This is a reminder (or an introduction if it's your first time) to the mission of the church. We exist to bring glory to God by loving God, loving each other, and loving people who don't know God yet.
In this stand-alone sermon on James 4:4-5, we that when it comes between God and the ways of this world, we all have a choice to make. We can't have it both ways.
The Bible was written for a reason. We were given God's Word, and we're told to study it and glean from it the way that we should live. This sermon focuses on Nehemiah and how they studied Scripture.
In this stand-alone sermon, we learn about some things Paul said about Timothy and Epaphroditus and what those things mean for us.
36 min
About Good News Church of Ocala
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Good News Church adheres to historical Christianity and agrees with ancient confessions such as the Apostle’s Creed. We believe that the Bible is primarily about the ”good news” that even though we…
are sinners, Jesus Christ came to live the perfect life that we could never live, and then die the death that we all deserve, so that by believing in his life, death, and resurrection we could be in a right relationship with God. That also explains why we chose the name.