Sermons — Page 27

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

1 Timothy 6 closes the Act Like Men weekend by calling men to examine whether they are truly in Christ. The message presses the need to be born again and points sinners to mercy in the Lord Jesus.

New Birth

This Act Like Men testimony recounts God's transforming work and continuing grace in family, church, and daily life. Ephesians 2:10 frames the story as a life remade for good works prepared by God.

1 Timothy 6 continues the Act Like Men weekend by calling men to obedience shaped by God's Word. The message holds Scripture before men as the example and authority for what to do and what to avoid.

Scripture Authority

1 Timothy 6 opens the Act Like Men weekend with a call to become a true man of God through the new birth. The sermon urges self-examination and calls hearers to repent and believe the gospel.

New Birth

1 Corinthians 16:13-14 prepares the church for the Act Like Men weekend by calling men to watchfulness, firmness, courage, strength, and love. The sermon urges prayerful expectation for God to work in men and young men.