MVBC- Sunday Sermon Messages

Good Friday debunks one of the most common and certainly the most dangerous of all myths.

How do we know Jesus rose from the dead? Christianity stands or falls on that historical fact. It's not a philosophy. Paul said "if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile and you are still in your sins." It's history.

What really matters in life?  Paul’s remarkable response to his circumstances shows us what someone devoted to the gospel looks like and gives us encouragement when life doesn’t make sense.

On Palm Sunday we celebrate when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey.  Why is it significant that Jesus chose a donkey as his mode of transportation?  How can that encourage us today?

In the beginning of his letter to the Philippians, Paul beautifully models for us how to pray.  Does your prayer life feel stale?  Learn today how to pray life-giving prayers like Paul.

The two opening verses of Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi may be brief, but they contain rich truth and application for our lives if we pause and consider what Paul writes.

Today we start our new series through the personal and encouraging letter from Paul to the church he started and loved in Philippi.  We'll cover background info and get the big picture of the letter before we examine it in detail in the weeks to come.

In Second Chronicles we hear the story of Joash and Jehoiada, as they rebuilt the temple, and the importance of maintaining your place of worship.

When we find ourselves in a conflict, what do we naturally want? To get what we want?  To be respected?  For the other person to acknowledge that we are right?  Today we see from Scripture a different foundational motivation we must have before we try to resolve conflict.

We close out our series in the Psalms with the final psalm, Psalm 150. The journey through Psalms ends the same way that the history of this world will end, in the sheer joy of praise.