Sermons — Page 26

Philippians 3:4-6 begins Paul's example against the Judaizers by exposing confidence in religious heritage and works. The sermon emphasizes that salvation is by grace through faith, not law-keeping or religious accomplishment.

JudaizersLegalism WarningGrace AloneReligious Confidence

Ephesians 6:21-24 closes the study of Ephesians with Paul's final encouragement to the church. The sermon urges believers not to leave Ephesians behind but to continue living in the riches that are theirs in Christ.

Final EncouragementRiches in ChristChurch EncouragementPersevering Fruit

Ephesians 6:18-20 connects prayer and alertness to the believer's battle and armor. The sermon calls the church to pray for fellow soldiers and spiritual leaders because victory in the war depends on God.

Prayer AlertnessSpiritual WarfareArmor of GodFellow Soldiers

Philippians 3:1-3 continues the call to understand true worship in the Spirit over against legalistic false teaching. The sermon explains how sinners are made right with God and how believers worship after saving faith.

Worship in SpiritLegalism WarningTrue WorshipGrace Alone

Luke 16 and related passages teach the reality of hell and the eternal weight of sin. The sermon points believers to what Christ has saved them from and warns hearers that rescue is found only in Him.

Reality of HellEternal JudgmentRescue in ChristWeight of Sin

Philippians 3:1-3 begins a call to discernment by warning the church to watch out for false teachers. The sermon urges believers to know the Word, test teaching by Scripture, and stay anchored in the church.

False TeachersDiscernmentKnow the WordChurch Protection

This message asks what it means to participate in the Lord's Supper. The sermon explains communion as a serious act for believers, calling the church to examine faith, understanding, and obedience before partaking.

Lord's SupperCommunionSelf-ExaminationBeliever Participation

Philippians 2:25-30 presents Epaphroditus as a role model for sacrificial service. The sermon also draws careful lessons about sickness, healing, mercy, and serving faithfully in the will of God.

EpaphroditusSacrificial ServiceSickness and MercyRole Model

Ephesians 6 continues teaching the believer's armor by showing that Christ Himself is received and put on in the battle. The sermon calls believers to take responsibility to stand in the armor God has given.

Armor of GodSpiritual WarfarePut on ChristChristian Responsibility

Philippians 2:19-24 presents Timothy as a role model for single-minded service. The sermon calls the church to follow examples of sincere concern, sacrificial labor, and Christ-centered usefulness.

TimothySingle-Minded ServiceRole ModelSacrificial Labor