In part 1 of this two part message we look at Philippians 1:12-18 and at how the gospel was advanced through Paul's imprisonment in Rome. Join us as we ask and answer the question of why God allows suffering and seeming roadblocks to the gospel.

In this second message on Paul's prayer for the Philippian Church in 1:9-11, Ron takes a wider view pulling out five essential qualities that should characterize the life of every believer.

In this first message looking at the prayer of Paul for the Philippian church in Phil. 1:9-10, Ron Burtz looks at the concept of Biblical discernment and discusses the importance of being able to distinguish truth from error.

In this third message on the book of Philippians Ron takes a look at the passions of the Apostle Paul, his prayers for the saints and God's promise of security for the believer as expressed in the phrase "He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus."

This is the second message in the Light in the Darkness series which is a study of the book of Philippians. In this second message we conclude our introduction of the letter with a look at the founding of the church at Philippi and how Paul addresses the Christians there.

In part one of Pastor Ron Burtz's series from the letter to the Philippians we take an in depth look at the author and his complete devotion to the Lord Jesus Christ.

This is part two of a message on the doctrine of progressive sanctification. In this message Ron Burtz will discuss ditches that need to be avoided in the process of spiritual growth and discuss the process of putting on Christ and putting off sin.

In this message which is part one of a two-part series Ron Burtz discusses the doctrine of sanctification. After defining the terms he outlines the three phases of a Christian's sanctification which begin at conversion and continue through ultimate glorification.

Christians are not immune to the fears and anxieties of life in this world. However, we have the Scriptures to gives us keys to standing firm amid the trials of life. This message is based on Philippians 4:1-9.

In the 21st century repentance is often treated as a harsh and negative word, yet when properly understood it is a concept that brings life and renewal to those who practice it. This is a survey message that looks at the subject of repentance as it appears throughout the Bible and examines its gospel implications.