Practical Points from Philippians
As we close out our series, Pastor Dwight reviews some practical points from Philippians that Paul provides that can help us in our faith.
Sermons
Right Living
In this 3rd part of the Maintaining Joy set, we study Paul’s advice to the Philippians that help us to better learn how to live biblically.
Right Thinking
In this sermon, you will receive some practical advice on how to think biblically in an increasingly unbiblical world.
Right Praying
Maintaining your joy in the face hardship and opposition is difficult. The first step to doing so is learning how to pray biblically.
Pressing On
Paul is a model of pressing on in faith despite challenges, setbacks, and opposition. But what does that look like for the modern church?
Meant for Joy
Sometimes our hardships are meant for joy. In Philippians, we see how Paul’s desire to serve God turned hardships into joy.
Joy of Fellowship
The joy of fellowship is knowing that we are not alone in life’s trials and celebrations. We not only have God, but we have the Church (each other). Rejoice!
Joy Stealers
This sermon uses Paul’s teaching to the church at Philippi to encourage us in having the mind of Christ and maintaining joy in hard times.
Reasons to Rejoice
If you were faced with religious rejection, your own friends abandoning you, and your government bringing it’s long arm against you, how would you respond?
Resolutions and Principles
Health, wealth, relationships, and peace are four major categories that most New Year resolutions fall into. We will examine these areas of resolutions in light of the principles in Proverbs 3.