A study of Philippians 4:11-13. An overview of Philippians and expositional treatment of the annual memory verse.

Christianity: The Happily Ever After Life…Pt. 4 The Holy Spirit. Romans 8, the life-giving Spirit. Inviting the life-giving Spirit into every aspect of our lives. Learn about contentment compound interest and how consistent regular practice of soul disciplines starts slow but builds over time and then takes off into a peace that passes all understanding and a soul that naturally does the will of God.

The Holy Spirit is the power source to do God’s will on earth as it is in heaven. Which is exactly how we were created to live. The Christian life is simply the life we were created for from the beginning. It’s only natural to surrender to God’s will.

Easter is life, and the Holy Spirit is the wellspring of this new life. Romans 8 is the crucial summary chapter on life in the Spirit. Pentecost – this is that – Acts 2 – where knowledge and experience converge into life more abundantly. And now available to all who want it. Do you want it?

Easter is a story of life overcoming death. It’s an offer to raise anyone who is dead in sin, to new life in Christ. You can’t get to contentment without starting with Christ. The cross is the key to unlocking the grave.

Evangelism: The Great Commandment of loving God [Mt. 22] is followed by the Great Commission [Mt. 28]. Which amounts to loving others enough to share the love of God with them. The Great Commandment demands the Great Commission. It’s non-negotiable! Not some Christians, but all Christians are to tell everyone, everywhere about Jesus because the Holy Spirit lives in you.

Everything is broken. Sin and its devastating effects on the world. Don’t let death kill your loved ones. Invite someone to come and see.

A character case study of three important lessons on contentment from the life of Paul; examining what things led him to learn this invaluable secret of contentment.

God has made a way through his Holy Spirit for us to be his Covenant Community. It is our honor in life to raise children of the covenant while living in a culture that does not reflect back Christian values. Children will never be people of the covenant if it does not start with us acting as the models of what it is like to be citizens of heaven.

A sermon about how we can posture ourselves regarding the war in Ukraine. How do Christians respond to the reality of a good God and a bad world? What is the Christian message to the world in light of the tragedy occurring in Europe?