Podcasts

This weekend, Pastor Gary Dilley will help us unpack Philippians 3:12-21. In his message, he will guide us through 4 principles that will help us to lean into Paul's writing and learn what it would look like for us to "finish well."

This weekend we'll step into Philippians 3:1-11 and listen in as Paul opens up and shares his heart as both an encouragement and a model for all of us as we seek to build Christian community.

This weekend we will continue our study of Paul's epistle to the Philippians. As we move into Philippians 2:17-30, we'll see three examples of men who modeled sacrificial service for the Christian community. In their examples we'll see that Christian community only works when we approach it with a mindset of sacrificial service rather than asking, "what's in it for me?"

This weekend, we’re looking at a letter from Paul to his long-distance friends in Philippi. He reminds them that even when he's far away, the Lord is near. And because of that, they can draw near to each other too

This weekend, we'll continue our study of Philippians by unpacking chapter 1 verses 18-30. There we will listen in as Paul processes his commitment to the Christian community and how it was rooted in his commitment to Jesus.

This weekend we'll continue our series, "God is Near" by digging into Philippians 1:3-18. As Paul opens his letter to a church he founded, he'll give us a good look at what it is that ties healthy believers together - the common mission that drives Christian community.

This weekend we will kick off our Spring Series called, "The Lord is Near." We'll begin a study of Philippians with a broad overview of this incredible epistle. We'll unpack the first two verses, and discover the key themes of the book. And we'll see how Philippians is a great place to get equipped for Christian community.

During Easter services we'll focus on the resurrection of Jesus to a new eternal life and how we are invited to share in that life with Him. In both cases we'll continue to explore how fulfilled Scripture points us to the fulfillment we're all longing for.

In this Good Friday service, we'll offer an opportunity to engage with the truth of Christ's loving sacrifice on the cross and to share in communion together.

This weekend, we’ll enter into Holy Week and celebrate Palm Sunday together. We’ll consider the way that Jesus’ words and actions around His triumphal entry fulfilled a centuries old prophecy in Isaiah 53. And we’ll consider how a proper understanding of Jesus can lead us to our own fulfillment.

We conclude our study of 1 Samuel 25 as a case study on peacemaking. We look at the second half of the chapter and we see how the story ends. In the process, we will get a masterclass of peacemaking from Abigail, a look at how a godly person handles correction in David, and a final call to consider how we can avoid ending up like Nabal.

This weekend, we'll look at conflict through the lens of an Old Testament story that often goes unnoticed. In 1 Samuel 25, we'll see a tense situation that involves three people. Each of them will contribute to the conflict in radically different ways. We'll see an offender, one who is offended, and a peacemaker. Each of them have something to teach all of us as we seek to be disciples of Jesus who, like Him, are peacemakers. NOTE - This is Part 3 of a series of message. Click HERE to find the messages in Part 1 and HERE to find Part 2 messages.