The Christians in the ancient city of Philippi faced two struggles: self-righteousness (legalism) and self-indulgence (licentiousness). In this sermon, pastor Luke taught about what true righteousness is and how this is attained through Jesus!
The Book of Philippians is one of the warmest books of the New Testament, full of joy and encouragement! The Apostle Paul’s relationship with this ancient church was inspired by their commitment and partnership to the gospel of the Kingdom.
In this sermon series, we’re looking at a selection of readings from this amazing book. Our second sermon, by Wes McLachlan, was from Philippians 2:12-18.
The Book of Philippians is one of the warmest books of the New Testament, full of joy and encouragement! The Apostle Paul’s relationship with this ancient church was inspired by their commitment and partnership to the gospel of the Kingdom.
In this sermon series, we’re looking at a selection of readings from this amazing book. Our first sermon looked at Philippians 1:3-11 and featured pastor Luke sharing about the type of joy that Paul both lived out and saw in the Philippians.
Looking to a passage in 1 Corinthians, pastor Luke explored the implications to our fifth CORE value: pursuing culturally relevant mission in the world.
