Simple Human

Throughout history God has chosen Simple Humans to carry out His divine plan. The path He takes them on is often one of suffering and hardship. Often this is difficult to reconcile in our own lives. However, in the book of Philippians Paul shares with us the cost of being a disciple – to embrace the path of humility and suffering. Join us on a four week walk through Philippians.

The God Who Emptied Himself

We serve a God who emptied himself and became human. By doing this he redefined greatness. What does it mean to be a person of humility? How do you become humble? Humility is an essential Christian virtue that transforms every sphere of our lives. In this sermon we look at Philippians 2:5-11 and extract principles from the model of Christ who humbled himself to save us.

Joy, the Bridge to Contentment - West Dodge

In the last chapter of his letter to the Philippians, Paul challenges and encourages his friends that even in the midst of the most adverse circumstances, as followers of Jesus, we can experience the peace of God. And as we become thankful and grateful to God, it opens the door for contentment and the joy of the Lord to be manifested in our lives, which is a powerful testimony to the world!

Contentment in a Culture of Never Enough - Midtown

We live in a “Never Enough” Culture, constantly receiving messages that create a deep sense of discontentment in our souls. Thankfully, the Bible has much to say about our search for contentment, and in the final chapter of Philippians, Paul reveals the secret of finding contentment in every situation.

The Mystery of Contentment - PPN

What do you do when you are in the midst of suffering, but actively trusting Jesus and nothing is happening? How do you remain there without getting bitter, or trying to take things into your own hands or losing faith altogether? Paul, in this final chapter exhorts us to pray, petition, and present our requests to God in EVERY SITUATION. A relationship with Jesus guides the way to the mystery of contentment.