Preacher: Craig Legel

Passage: 1 Peter 4:12-19

Sermon Points:

1. Don't be surprised or fearful OF IT.

Preacher: Mike Bullmore

Passage: Romans 5:1-11

Sermon Points:

1. We have peace with God.

Application Points:

1. Treasure this Gospel.

Preacher: Kirk Miller (CrossWay Milwaukee)

Passage: Mark 2:13-17

Primary Claim: Jesus has come, not for those who think they are well, but for those who know they are sick with sin.

Preacher: Mike Matheson (Grace Church)

Passage: Daniel 7:1-28

Primary Claim: The nations rage, Jesus rules, and his people will reign with him.

Sermon Points:

Preacher: Danny D'Acquisto

Passage: Philippians 4:10-23

Primary Claim: It is God above who provides all we need for contentment below.

Sermon Points: 

When we’re blessed with abundance & plenty:

• Let’s be truly thankful for the gifts we receive “below.”

• Let’s find true contentment in the strength of God above.

Preacher: Danny D'Acquisto

Passage: Philippians 4:2-9

Claim: The heavenly King Jesus wants to help us through earthly conflict.

Sermon Point: The peace we need: The Peace of God in heaven.

Application Points:

We pursue this peace from above by:

1. By rejoicing in the Lord always

Preacher: Danny D'Acquisto

Passage: Philippians 3:12 - 4:1

Claim: We need a heavenly mindset to press on through our earthly trials.

Sermon Points:

Those with a resurrection mindset:

1. Keep their eyes on the resurrection-minded.

Application Questions:

1. Who are you "watching" and trying to imitate?

Preacher: Danny D'Acquisto

Passage: Philippians 3:1-11

Sermon Points: 

1. Worthless Confidence:

• In our bodily religious lives, down here .

In the righteous King of heaven, up there.

Primary Claim: Nothing can sustain our joy quite like knowing King Jesus.

Application Points:

Knowing Jesus is far more valuable than:

1. Being an Insider

Preacher: Danny D'Acquisto

Passage: Philippians 2:19-30

Primary Claim: We are called to lift up leaders who have been made low, like King Jesus.

Takeaways:

1. How to spot humble leaders:

• They seek Christ's interests, not their own.

• There aren't many of them.

Preacher: Carl Dernell

Passage: Philippians 2:12-18

Primary Claim: The Victory of the Gospel defines and empowers our work as children of God.

Application Points:

1. The Victory of the Gospel is the aim of our joyful sacrifice of faith.