Citizens of Heaven, Philippians 3:12-4:1

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Citizens of Heaven, Philippians 3:12-4:1

Rockrimmon Campus

October 15, 2017 • Tomy Cummins

Righteousness is the culture of heaven and as citizens of heaven we should be pursuing radical adoption of that culture.
1. Pursuing Perfection (vs. 12-14)
2. A Maturity Issue (vs. 15-16)
3. Maturity is a Team Sport (vs. 17-19)
4. a. We are Citizens of Heaven (vs. 20-21)
b. We are Citizens of Heaven Called to Pursue the Culture of Heaven

Songs:

Alive In You
#7054536 by J Frye, K Walker-Smith, and S Smith
2015 © Capitol CMG Genesis

All The Earth
#7035179 by A Rozier, J Ingram, J Smith, & M Andrews
2014 © Word Music

Faithful To The End
#7054172 by B Johnson, H McClure, J Taylor, & P McClure
2015 © Bethel Music Publishing

What A Beautiful Name
#7068424 by B Fielding and B Ligertwood
2016 Hillsong Music Publishing

Consider Others, Philippians 2:1-11

December 31, 2017 • Kevin Feldotto

Unity is something we long for but often fail to achieve. In Philippians 2, Paul demonstrates how unity is achieved through serving one another. He then points to the ultimate example, Jesus Christ. 1. Unity through Humility (vs. 1-4) 2. Humility in Action (vs. 5-11) Songs: This Is Amazing Grace #6333821 by J Farro, J Riddle, and P Wickham 2012 Bethel Music Stronger #5060810 by B Fielding and R Morgan 2007 Hillsong Publishing God With Us #6460237 by L Jordan 2012 Open Hands Music and Integrity's Praise! Music Be Thou My Vision #30639 by E H Hull | ME Byrne, Public Domain In Christ Alone #3350395 by K Getty and S Townend 2001 Thankyou Music

Looking Behind, Numbers 14:1-12

December 31, 2017 • Tyler Woolley

After the craziness of Christmas comes a new year. Some see it as a chance to start fresh, write new resolutions and goals. Others can see it as a continuation of an already hard season. When we enter a season where our faith in God does not come easily, it’s important to know where to look to be reminded of the goodness and faithfulness of God. That place may not always be forward. Sometimes we need to look back at what the Lord has already done. 1. The Loss of Faith (vs. 1-4) Getting to a place where you can move into the unknown 2. The Words of the Wise (vs 5-9) Regaining perspective when facing hard things 3. Looking back (vs. 10-12) Remembering God’s faithfulness Songs: This Is Amazing Grace #6333821 by J Farro, J Riddle, and P Wickham 2012 Bethel Music Stronger #5060810 by B Fielding and R Morgan 2007 Hillsong Publishing God With Us #6460237 by L Jordan 2012 Open Hands Music and Integrity's Praise! Music Faithful To The End #7054172 by B Johnson, H McClure, J Taylor, and P McClure 2015 © Bethel Music Publishing Christ Is Enough #6514035 by R Morgan and J Myrin 2012 Hillsong Music Publishing

A Hope Restored, 1 Kings 19:1-18

December 31, 2017 • Matt Ferrell

The prophet Elijah was despondent. He had just seen God move in power, but his life is threatened instead of responding in faith, he immediately flees – essentially quitting the ministry. Elijah runs to the same mountain where God appeared to Moses and hopes for God to show up in a great display of power again. God shows up. But in ways that are both undeserving and unexpected. God tells Elijah; I am working a plan that you can’t even see yet, you are not alone, live out your hope and trust in me! A HOPE LOST (vs. 1-8) We experience the grace of God in ways we don’t deserve A HOPE RESTORED (vs. 9-13a) We see the power of God in ways we don’t expect A HOPE LIVED (vs. 13b-18) We trust the promises of God in ways we don’t yet fully see Songs: This Is Amazing Grace #6333821 by J Farro, J Riddle, and P Wickham 2012 Bethel Music Stronger #5060810 by B Fielding and R Morgan 2007 Hillsong Publishing God With Us #6460237 by L Jordan 2012 Open Hands Music and Integrity's Praise! Music Only You #7026980 by E J Marshall 2014 © Scot Family Reunion Songs No Longer Slaves #7030123 by J D Helser and M Helser 2014 © Bethel Music Publishing