MVBC- Sunday Sermon Messages

In Philippians 2:19-30, Paul updates the church in Philippi while at the same time giving two examples to follow.

As we conclude this section of Philippians, we look back on where we have been and end on a surprising call to joy.

In light of the sacrifice of Jesus, Paul gives us a straightforward command that is vital to our spiritual growth and gospel proclamation

In Philippians 2:12, Paul tells us to “work out your own

Philippians 2:1-11 is an incredible passage that reflects on how Christ humbled himself in order to rescue us, becoming a servant and even dying a horrible death for us.  We are now called to have the same attitude of self-sacrifice for the good of others.  This humble attitude is crucial to unity.

Bob Nakaoka talks about the heroes of faith in Hebrews 11, and their example to us in focusing on Jesus as our prime example in running our race of faith.

In James 3, Mike Eaves tells us about the difference between knowledge and wisdom. the nature of wisdom, and what real wisdom looks like.

Philippians 2:1-11 shows us how we as a church can bring joy to God. What would our families and our church look like if we lived out this passage?

In Philippians 1:27-30, in light of our heavenly citizenship, Paul exhorts the church how to live, especially in the midst of persecution.  Paul also makes a surprising statement about faith and suffering that can change how we see the world.

As Paul reflects on his circumstances, he reveals what he is counting on for help.  Furthermore, even while in chains, Paul models for us what it means to put others before ourselves and glorify God.