Philippians 3:20

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Philippians 3:20

A Better Citizenship

July 5, 2020 • Kendall Lankford • Philippians 3:20

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Every 4th of July Americans celebrate the birthday of our nation. But as Christians, we must never forget that we belong to a better Kingdom. A Kingdom that was inaugurated 2000 years ago, is still growing, where true peace and healing can be found, and will last forever into eternity. Join us today as we briefly examine these things in light of Philippians 3:20.

Mark 6:30-44 (The Bread of Life and True Rest in Christ)

October 27, 2024 • Harold Guptil • Mark 6:30–44

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes Jesus as the compassionate Shepherd who not only provides rest for His disciples but also abundantly nourishes the crowds who pursue Him. By feeding the five thousand, Jesus demonstrates His role as the Bread of Life, meeting both physical and spiritual needs with divine generosity. The message calls believers to find true rest and sustenance in Christ, aligning their lives with His presence and embodying His compassion and order in daily living.

Jonah 1-4 (The Steadfast Love of God)

September 22, 2024 • Michael Belice • Jonah

In today's sermon, we explore the biblical foundation for understanding the relationship between church and state, diving into the God-given roles of both institutions. We will see how Scripture guides us in applying Christian principles to government and society, reminding us that Christ's rule touches every sphere of life.

Father Hunger in Fatherless Times

June 16, 2024 • Douglas Wilson • Malachi 4:5–6

Today, pastor Douglas Wilson addresses the crisis of fatherlessness, emphasizing the need for fathers and children to turn their hearts toward each other, a reconciliation that can only be achieved through the gospel of the kingdom. He stresses that Jesus is already crowned King, and our mission is to proclaim His reign, which transforms personal and societal relationships, urging repentance and a reorientation of life around Christ rather than traditional values or personal efforts.