Each week our pastors study diligently to deliver practical, thought-provoking messages from the Word of God.
In this encouraging sermon, Pastor Ben teaches on the power of God's peace to bring inner strength and stability, even in the midst of life's anxieties and chaos. By entrusting our burdens to a proven, good God, we can transform our worries into peace and confidence. The message calls Christians to be confident ambassadors for Christ, focusing on what is good and trusting that God is in control.
Read MoreIn this episode, the congregation is encouraged to be intentional about missions, supporting missionaries both financially and through active participation in church activities. Drawing from Philippians 4:10-20, the discussion highlights the importance of missionary giving, the spiritual lesson of contentment in all circumstances, and the eternal rewards that come from contributing to the spread of the gospel. Join us as we explore the significance of a missionary-minded church and the impact of sharing the good news, both locally and globally.
Read MoreIn this episode, Pastor Ben explores Paul's teachings from Philippians, emphasizing the joy found in Christ over worldly pursuits. He addresses the false teachings of the Judaizers, who insisted on circumcision for salvation, and reinforces Paul's message that true joy and salvation come from faith in Christ alone. Join us as we explore the essence of true joy and fulfillment in a relationship with Jesus.
Read MoreIn this episode, Pastor Ben emphasizes the importance of unity among believers, highlighting the teachings from the letter to the Philippians. He discusses the call to live as citizens of God's kingdom, follow Jesus's example of humility and obedience, and work out our salvation by embodying Christ's selflessness. The sermon addresses how division weakens the church and how focusing on a common purpose, setting aside personal differences, and demonstrating love and humility can foster unity and strengthen the church's effectiveness.
Read MoreThe story of Christmas is a story of unbelievable condescension. It is a story of unbelievable humility—for which we praise God. As Christians, there is no better way to emulate and glorify Christ than to demonstrate the same humility he demonstrated when he came to earth as a helpless baby—the humility we celebrate in this season.
Read MoreIn this message, we explore the importance of giving to missions and how it enables the peace of God in our lives. Drawing from Paul's prescription in Philippians 4, we discuss how giving to missions is an essential part of the Christian life and our partnership with the cause of God. We also delve into the idea that being committed to missions enables fruit that will abound to our account. Join us as we examine the power of giving and its impact on our spiritual lives.
Read MoreIn this podcast, we talk about world missions and giving in accordance with God's Word. We explore the example of Paul and the importance of caring for missionaries. The gospel is at the heart of missions, and we all have a role in spreading it.
Read MoreWhat if every time we complained, God took it personally as an affront to Him. That is exactly how He viewed Israel's complaining in the wilderness. He saw through their excuses to their hearts. He was not enough for them. When we complain, the problem is not our situation; it is that we've taken our eyes off the good things in life. When things can't be changed, you must change your perspective.
Read MoreSuffering is a universal human experience. However, we can rejoice in physical suffering because Christ suffered the wrath of God for us so that we could have a relationship with Him. In the midst of all things, good and bad, we can find gratitude because of Christ and all we have in Him. We must divorce our gratitude from our circumstances. We can rise above our circumstances with a heart of gratitude because we have Christ.
Read MoreGod’s expectation of us is that we be moderate in our relationships. Tension is the default in most relationships, but moderation should lead to unity behind the mission of the church.
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