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Part 3 of our Phlippians series: Ryan walks us through the end of Philippians chapter 1 and explains to us Paul's wonderful words: "To live is Christ, and to die is gain."

Part 2 of our Philippians series: In a world full of tension and trial, our perspective is more important than ever. Bob shares how Paul's perspective was shaped by God and His Word, instead of by the world. Bob then shows us how we can do the same.

In the first sermon of our Phlippians series, Ryan walks us through the humble, amazing beginnings of the Philippian church. We see Paul's love for them, the idols they worshipped, and how Christ freed them from slavery.

Everything from Tattoos, Crossing the Line, Judas, The Big Bang, Interracial Marriage, and plenty more! Bob and Ryan tackle 11 questions that you've submitted online in an open Q and A that brings this series to a close.

A Christian is know by their love in the same way a tree is known by its fruit. In a world where people are continually marked by their anger and frustration towards others, Bob opens the Word to show that true Chrsitians will display something much different.

One of the biggest arguments against God is that we cannot see Him, so why belive in Him? Bob answers this argument using scripture along with real-life exampes to show us that our eyes are not always the only things we should rely on.

The world says that freedom is making up truth for ourselves. Ryan shows that sticking to and believing in God's Truth is the only way to real freedom, safety, and life.

Suffering is inevitable. We will suffer. But the Bible guarantees something else: that God is good no matter what! How can both of these be true? How can a good God allow suffering? Bob answers this in the next sermon in FAQ's of Christianity.

How can the Bible be from God if it was written by men? Who wrote the books of the Bible? Why is that important for us? Ryan takes us through these questions in our newest series: FAQ's of Christianity.

As Christians we are taught to care for all of God's Creation. We ususally think of this as nature and people, but we often neglect one of His most important creations: time. In this standalone sermon, Bob walks us through how to biblically manage our time.