The God of Jacob became the God of Israel. When we see the second Person of the Trinity's presence in the Exodus story, we can better appreciate the awe-inspiring nature of his incarnation and sacrificial death.

The God of Isaac provided a sacrificial ram so that Isaac could live. Centuries later, he entered humanity and became the final sacrifice so that everyone who believes in him could have eternal life.

Jesus, the second Person of the Trinity, existed long before he was born of a virgin. In this first sermon of a three-part series, we examine Jesus' presence and activity in the life of Abraham.

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In Philippians 4:10-14, Paul thanked the Philippians for caring for his needs, yet he explained to them that he had learned to be content in all circumstances because he was fully satisfied in Christ. We can experience Paul's unwavering satisfaction only if we go to the Source of it!

In Philippians 4:1-7, Paul gives the Philippians timeless instructions about maintaining church unity and how Christians can receive a peace that surpasses all understanding in the face of life's difficulties.

In Philippians 4:8-9, Paul described what should fill the Philippians' minds because he understood that their ability to become like Jesus depended on it.

In Philippians 4:1-7, Paul gives the Philippians timeless instructions about maintaining church unity and how Christians can receive a peace that surpasses all understanding in the face of life's difficulties.

The Philippians lived in a world of paganism, idolatry, and emperor worship. They had to live intentionally to avoid becoming like the world around them. So do we. Philippians 3:17-21 tells us how to become like Jesus in a world that is far from Him.

Paul resisted complacency and despair, pressing on toward God's call for his life. He told us how he did it so that we can do it too.