I can do all things...this is the final message from our Book of Philippians sermon series. This final message considers the meaning of the passage of scripture that we relate to our lives but perhaps misunderstand if it is not applied with the reality that sometimes our strength comes in trials and hardships.

We are created in the image of God and as such we are able to have a mind that thinks, reasons, is aware, and understands God. This passage of scripture commands us to "think" on things that are virtuous, but this message explains how only through reading the Bible a minimum of 4 times a week can change our minds and allows us to think God thoughts.

The prescription for God's peace is practicing Joy, Prayer. and Thanksgiving. Watch this message...

This is the second of two sermons from Philippians chapter 3. This big takeaway from this section of verses 8 to 21 is that we have not yet become what we already are in Christ, meaning that we are in the process of working out our salvation in this life as we wait for Christ to perfect us with him in his resurrection, because we have made him ours and he has made us his own.

There is a difference between knowing about Jesus and actually knowing him as Lord. Please listen in as Pastor Criag expands on these passages in this first of two messages about knowing Christ.

This message from the Letter to the Philippians is about servanthood that is exemplified first by Christ, then through three men; Paul, Timothy, and Epaphroditus. The purpose of this sermon is to show what as servant is in heart, character, duty, and committment.

Obedience, working out our salvation, grumbling and complaining, being poured out...These are topic in this preaching sermon.

Pastor Micah preaches about running our race well and complete the course according to Hebrews Chapter 12

These passages of scripture extol the Pre-Existent Son of God who became the same human flesh that He created from before time, He took on the life of a servant instead of His glorious rightful place as King, and having emptied Himself of all His divine prerogative, Jesus allowed Himself to suffer human death for our sin, but not just any death, rather the most heinous, notoriously painful, and shameful death of the Roman crucifixion. But the story did not end there. Jesus has been raised to life!! Please enjoy this message. *There is a pre message pastoral statement from Pastor Craig about the murder of Charlie Kirk and the call of the church to be the generation of revival in the wake of this tragedy.