Message from John Wingfield on December 10, 2023

Message from John Edelman on December 3, 2023

In "Living as Citizens of Heaven," the sermon explores Paul's guidance in Philippians 1:27-30 on conducting oneself in a manner worthy of the Gospel. The sermon draws parallels between the responsibilities of a citizen in Philippi and a Christian's conduct, emphasizing unity, immovability, and fearlessness.

The sermon delves into the implications of living for Christ and the gain found in death as a believer. We examine Paul's dilemma of choosing between life and death, his view on the ultimate gain in death, and how Christ is central in life. Join us in understanding how Paul's teachings in Philippians 1 resonate with our lives today, encouraging us to live with Christ as our focus.

In this sermon, we explore how the Apostle Paul's experiences in prison, as detailed in Philippians 1 Vs 12-18, led to unexpected opportunities for spreading the Gospel. Despite being physically confined, Paul's spirit remained unchained, turning his imprisonment into a powerful tool for evangelism. His joy and commitment to Christ inspired others, demonstrating that true happiness isn't found in worldly pleasures but in knowing Christ intimately. Paul's story encourages us to view our circumstances as divinely orchestrated opportunities for furthering the Gospel, challenging us to find joy and purpose in every situation.

This sermon reflects on Paul's heartfelt prayer for the believers in Philippi, emphasizing the essential nature and high value of love in the Christian walk. It explores the Supremacy of Love, the Guides of Love, and the Outworkings of Love that are displayed in actions that glorify God.

In Philippians 1 Vs 3-8 Paul shows us the importance of proclaiming the Gospel, defending it against scepticism, and living in a manner that authenticates our message. The sermon seeks to underscore the importance of active participation in the Gospel, and living out it's transformative power.

In this sermon, we explore the deep-seated joy derived from our dual identity as 'Slaves and Saints,' as revealed by Paul to the Philippian church. Through a detailed examination of Philippians 1 Vs 1-2, we discover how being a 'Slave to Christ' isn’t about subjugation, but a choice rooted in profound love and gratitude, leading to a life filled with divine purpose, freedom, and joy. As 'Saints in Christ,' we are set apart, embarking on a daily journey of becoming more like Jesus, which holds the promise of enduring joy.

In this sermon, we take our first steps into the Book of Philippians, a remarkable letter that highlights the Apostle Paul's joy and confidence in Christ. Learn about Paul's life-altering transformation, his special relationship with the Church at Philippi, and how his imprisonment actually served to further the Gospel.

Message from Wesley DeVries on October 8, 2023