Part one of a two-part series on “You Are What You Think.” The apostle Paul challenges our inner dialogue to choose between worry or peace. And that is a challenge for some of us. But God also equips us with reasons to trust Him in spite of the appearances of the circumstances around us. The Holy Spirit knows how to give us His peace that is better.
Philippians 4:6 – 9
Preached Sunday morning, June 9, 2019 by Pastor Brad D. Harris
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Single-minded focus and laser intensity are the impressions we get of the apostle Paul from his letters and the glimpses we get from Luke’s account in the book of Acts. Yet Paul is convinced that each follower of Christ should whole-heartedly pursue a closer fellowship with Christ each day. We should strive always forward with Jesus.
Philippians 3:7 – 14
Preached Sunday morning, June 2, 2019 by Pastor Brad D. Harris
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Tough and passionate, yet the apostle Paul stopped to write thank you notes to those wonderful friends who financially supported his ministry. And we benefit from that gratitude with the wonderful letter to the church in Philippi. We take a Sunday to appreciate his gratitude and learn more about prayers of thanksgiving.
Philippians 1:3-11
Preached Sunday morning, May 5, 2019 by Pastor Brad D. Harris
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The Apostle Paul knew the Christmas story (after all, his bff was Luke who tells us much of the Christmas story). But in his letter to the Galatian believers, Paul was more concerned with the significance of the Incarnation than the rest of the characters in the nativity set.
Galatians 4:4-7
Preached Sunday morning, December 23, 2018 by Pastor Brad D Harris
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