In this sermon, Libin compares the Christian life to a race, emphasizing purpose, avoiding complacency, and assurance in Christ. Drawing parallels to Olympic athletes, the sermon encourages believers to pursue knowing Jesus intimately and live out their faith with dedication and perseverance.
In this sermon, Steve Frissell explores the themes of joy, temptation, and identity in the Christian life. He emphasizes the importance of understanding these concepts and living according to the Spirit rather than the flesh. He highlights Paul's letters and the importance of discerning what is of God and what is not, as well as the difference between living by the Spirit and living by the flesh.
Join Matt Smith in Philippians 2:19-30 which highlights Paul's praise for Timothy and Epaphroditus, urging believers to live with humility, selflessness, and genuine care for others, embodying Christ's love and purpose in daily life.
Guest Teacher Cynthia Yanof discusses the importance of living a life of purpose and significance in a dark and depraved generation. She emphasizes the need to align one's definition of success with God's definition and to not labor in vain.
In our ongoing study of Philippians, we explore Paul's heartfelt letter, written during his house arrest in Rome. Paul founded the church in Philippi during his second missionary journey, starting with a diverse group of new believers. Ten years later, he received a care package and updates from Epaphroditus about the church, which was facing issues of disunity.
We are in week 5 of our Philippians series, reaching the end of chapter 1. Paul transitions from discussing his situation in prison to instructing the early church, emphasizing the need to stand firm in faith despite external and internal pressures.
This sermon explores Philippians 1:20-26, highlighting Paul's declaration, "To live is Christ, to die is gain." Through contrasting experiences from NBA games and the testimony of church member Dylan Becker, we are challenged to reflect on our ultimate purpose and devotion to Christ in life and death.
Libin discusses the concept of 'cold plunging' or intentionally subjecting oneself to uncomfortable situations for personal growth and how this principle can be applied to various areas of life. He emphasizes the work of God in our lives, including spiritual growth and transformation, even in the midst of trials and suffering.
Discover the profound joy and gratitude that filled the Apostle Paul’s heart as he wrote to the Philippians from prison. Learn how joy and gratitude are intertwined, and find inspiration in the story of Timothy's unwavering faith and the transformative power of grace and peace in our lives.
Embark on our summer series through Philippians, starting with the church's dramatic beginnings in Acts 16. Discover how this letter encourages us to find joy beyond circumstances, challenges apathy, and unites diverse believers. Explore Paul's transformative journey and learn to live joyfully in Christ.