Ministry has high highs and low lows. When Paul was writing the Corinthians, he was in a spiritual low. In this sermon, we'll process Paul's response a litany of doubt and discouragement, while learning a more complete idea of what to expect in ministry.

Core Verse:  2 Corinthians 4:1-18
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We have more control over our joy than we may think. In this sermon, we discuss one of the most popular and poetic passages in the Bible. In them, Paul reveals that, despite very little control over our emotions, we can have joy if we "think on" the right things. 

Core Verse:  Philippians 4:4-9
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The classic song Amazing Grace has inspired Christians for decades, but what if we're in a time when that grace doesn't feel as "amazing" as it used to. How would it effect our view on living the Christian life, and the joy that God promises within it?

Core Verse:  Philippians 3:12-4:1
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We continue through the Contagious Joy series by looking at Paul's warning to stay away from "dogs" just before giving his spiritual "profit and loss" statement.

Core Verse:  Philippians 3:1-11
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We continue to work through Paul's letter to the Philippians about joy in all circumstances. In this talk, we discover what it means to "work out your salvation" and how doing so puts us in position to rejoice. 

Core Verse:  Philippians 2:12-18

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Core Verse: Philippians 1:18-26

In this sermon, we continue to deconstruct "joy" in the life of a Christian We look at Paul and compare him to Kobe Bryant and his "obsessive" nature. We'll discuss how this "obsession" guarantees Paul a joyful life, despite the presence of uncomfortable circumstances.

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This message is a continuation of the "Contagious Joy" series centered in Philippians. In this talk, we discuss the depth and power of joy, and how to access it as a Christian. Antwuan explores how Christians can approach the difficult subject of depression in ourselves and in the people we meet.

Core Verses:  Philippians 1:12-18

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What exactly is joy? How can joy be found, especially in days and times when anxiety, depression and stress are all around us?

This is the first sermon in a series designed to help us utilize the gift of joy that is found in our salvation and walk with Christ.

Core Verse:  Philippians 1:1-11

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Peter finishes off his letter in 2 Peter by encouraging us to stand firm against the persuasion of false teachers. In this sermon, we look at how anticipating Christ's return adds to the fuel of living to please God and reveal Christ!

Turn to 2 Peter 3:14-18 and let's have a look together.

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In this sermon, we peek into 2 Peter and its message or remembrance. Peter is still dealing with the fallout of false teachers in the church. He he reminds and instructs us on how to maintain a "sincere mind" while living out the Christian life by reminding us to "remember."

Turn to 2 Peter 3:1-10 and let's have a look together.

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