Sermons in Philippians

One could say that prayer is man exercising his legal authority on Earth to invoke Heaven's influence on the planet.

Education is not about getting knowledge; it is about being formed in the image of Christ. To be formed like Christ we need to be obedient.

As we engage the evil spiritual forces of this age, we work tegether as representatives of Christ the King relying on the Sword of the Spirit and prayer.

The power of the incarnation is to be manifest in our lives, that we may lead transforming lives in our world.

The power of God is unleashed by the resurrection of Christ, such that the effects of sin and the curse are being reversed and the people of God take dominion over all creation.

The hope of the gospel is transforming power beginning in the individual and moving outward to redeem marriages, families, communities, towns, and nations.

Giving is an act of worship; our monetary gifts are a spiritual investment in God's economy.

Rejoicing in God begins with recognizing that He is Lord, and trusting in Him in all circumstances of our lives. Believers are to agree in the Lord, though they may have different priorities, ministries, perspectives, or emphases.

Concern for others is not the source of salvation, nor is it the meaning of the cross; rather concern for others is a fruit of the cross.

Though the early church faced hostility, idolatry, and immorality all around, they obeyed and turned the world up-side-down for Christ.

It's difficult to develop a healthy Christian community when people want minimal commitment and few entanglements.

The Holy Spirit indwells us, freeing us from the grip of sin; cleansing us from the pollution of sin; and alleviating the sense of guilt of sin.