Have you felt like less of a Christian if you ever feel anxious? What is your response to that feeling? Do you feel guilty, or like a failure, or perhaps you just stop trying? Maybe you need to hear this sermon then too. What does it mean for us to get to the bottom of what makes us the most anxious? Listen to Pastor David preach from Philippians 4:4-9.

We don't remain steadfast and unified unless genuine love is at the foundation of our motivation. Listen to Pastor David preach from Philippians 4:1-3.

A sermon for Resurrection Sunday | Our text challenges us to answer the questions a) who are we watching? and b) where are we going? Both are incredible important. Listen to this sermon from Philippians 3:17-21.

Hear Pastor David with a meditation for Good Friday 2019.

How do we fully rest in Christ and fully press forward to finish the race well? Listen as Pastor David preaches from Philippians 3:12-16 on this Palm Sunday 2019.

There is a righteousness that we all cling to that isn't Jesus; it is a functional thing that we boast in. As long as we are better than someone else, we take comfort in the fact that God will likely be ok with us. But is that what the Bible says? Listen as Pastor David preaches from Philippians 3:1-11.

We need people in our lives. Living, breathing examples of Christ-likeness to help show us how to get through the nitty gritty of the day to day. Listen as Pastor David preaches from Philippians 2:19-30.

What does Paul's Christological masterpiece in vv 5-11 have to do with this very seemingly nitty gritty mundane passage? In a word: everything. Listen as Pastor David brings this packed text to our context as he preaches Philippians 2:12-18.

So why? Why would Paul put this deeply Christological hymn here amid very pastoral concerns for the church in Philippi? Because through showing them the image they were made in, and the end to which the creation is moving is the hope that they have to experience foretastes and foreshadows of that new life now as they wait for then. Listen to Pastor David preach from Philippians 2:9-11.

How great and lavish is the love of God? Jonah gives us a picture. God delights in restoring, renewing, and rescuing his broken creation. Listen to Matt Grimsley, founding pastor of Resurrection Church in Madison, Wisconsin as he preaches from Jonah 3:1-10.