Philippians 4:2-9

by Robert Krumrey

The daily practice of a relationship with Jesus contains things like reconciling with fellow church members, rejoicing in the gospel, praying for needs and anxieties, setting one’s mind on that which is praiseworthy. You will never outgrow these kinds of daily disciplines on this side of heaven. They are an essential part of “working out” the salvation that has been given to us through the work of Jesus at the cross. Find out more in this sermon from Philippians 4.

Philippians 3:1-11

by Tommy Moore

What have you placed your complete confidence in? As Christians we know the right answer is Christ but how can we really know? This sermon explores not only the necessity of placing one's full faith and confidence in Christ as one's ultimate gain but also some ways to discern if you've reached that place in your spiritual walk.

Jake Blackwood

Philippians 2:19-30

Two poster boys held up by the Apostle Paul as men who should be honored. What about these two gospel ministers (Timothy and Epaphroditus)makes them the kind of people that we should emulate. Find out in this sermon about the characteristics of good gospel ministers.

Philippians 2:12-18

by Robert Krumrey

What does the Bible mean when it says to "work out your salvation with fear and trembling"? This phrase from Philippians has been puzzling for protestants who believe that we are saved by grace alone. How can Paul's exhortation to work salvation out also be consistent with being saved by the work of Christ. Listen to this sermon and find out!

Philippians 2:1-11

by Robert Krumrey

How can a church stay unified over the long haul? Answer according to Philippians 2 - adopting the same mind as Jesus Christ. A Jesus who experience a humiliation and an exaltation that both saves us and shapes us. This shaping is what makes it possible to live in harmony in the church.

Worthy by MERCYhouse

Philippians 1:27-30

by Robert Krumrey

What is a life that is worthy of the gospel that has saved us? According to Philippians, it encompasses a willingness to stand, strive, and suffer for gospel mission. Find out more in this sermon as we explore Paul's exhortation of the Philippians church to do just that.

Philippians 1:18b-26

By Robert Krumrey

What do you treasure in your heart as your ultimate GAIN? Peace and Quiet? Wealth? Friendship? The Bible teaches us that Christ is to be our ultimate gain and that to live "is Christ" and to die "is gain" (see Philippians 1:21). Find out more in this sermon regarding how one can receive this gain and how you live once you do.

Philippians 1:12-18a

by Tommy Moore

by Robert Krumrey