Sermons - New Life Presbyterian Church - Glenside episodes:

• October 13, 2019The Three Phases of Christ's Life - Joy from a Prison Cell: The Letter to the Philippians

  A famous “therefore” is in this passage, and we’re supposed to ask what it’s there for.

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• October 06, 2019Who is Jesus? And WHAT is Jesus? - Joy from a Prison Cell: The Letter to the Philippians

  Here are five statements that are true, each describing who Jesus is – or we might say, what he is.

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• October 02, 2019Lesson 2 Hebrews 1 - Gwyn Ennis - FIXING OUR EYES ON JESUS – Hebrews 1- 7:10 (Fall Semester)

  Hebrews

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• September 29, 2019The Mind of Christ - Joy from a Prison Cell: The Letter to the Philippians

  Jesus sets the pattern for "the normal Christian life;" it follows a "J Curve," from incarnation, to suffering to resurrection.

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• September 25, 2019Lesson 1 Hebrews 1 - Andrée Seu Peterson - FIXING OUR EYES ON JESUS – Hebrews 1- 7:10 (Fall Semester)

  Hebrews

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• September 22, 2019What's the Meaning of Life? - Joy from a Prison Cell: The Letter to the Philippians

  In this life we FOR Christ, and in the next we will live WITH Christ, which will be so much better!

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• September 18, 2019INTRO Hebrews - Mark Moser - FIXING OUR EYES ON JESUS – Hebrews 1- 7:10 (Fall Semester)

  Fixing Our Eyes on Jesus

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• September 15, 2019Paul Believes in Something Larger Than Paul - Joy from a Prison Cell: The Letter to the Philippians

  Paul’s in a Roman prison, but he is not feeling sorry for himself. Why not?

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• September 08, 2019The Warmth of the Family of God - Joy from a Prison Cell: The Letter to the Philippians

  How could Paul write with such joy from prison? One reason was the warmth he felt from his brothers and sisters in Philippi.

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• September 01, 2019Partnership in the Gospel - Joy from a Prison Cell: The Letter to the Philippians

  The book of Philippians is a love letter from Paul, a missionary, back to a church with whom he had a special bond.

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