Chris Sheppard

Ephesians 5 continues teaching the role of Christian husbands in marriage. The sermon calls husbands to submit to God's design so their marriages and homes serve the glory of God.

Philippians 1:19-26 continues Paul's joy in ministry as he weighs life, death, and the advancement of the gospel. The sermon shows how Christ-centered confidence can shape ministry even under suffering and uncertainty.

Ephesians 5 begins teaching the role of the Christian husband in marriage. The sermon frames a husband's obedience as a test of submission to God's Word and dependence on the Spirit's renewing work.

Philippians 1:12-18 shows Paul's joy in ministry as God advances the gospel through his imprisonment. The sermon teaches believers to trust God even when Christ is preached by others with mixed motives.

Ephesians 5 gives critical lessons for understanding the roles of wives and husbands in Christian marriage. The sermon emphasizes Spirit-filled obedience, created order, mutual submission, and a posture that is not centered on personal

Philippians 1:9-11 records Paul's prayer for spiritual growth and godliness in the Philippian church. The sermon calls believers to mature prayer that prizes spiritual needs while still caring for physical needs.

Philippians 1:3-8 presents the joy of true fellowship in the gospel. The sermon calls the church to recognize, grow in, and participate more deeply in that fellowship.

Ephesians 5:22-24 teaches the role of Christian wives in marriage. The sermon frames this teaching as a test of submission to God's authority and obedience to His Word.

Scripture Authority

Philippians 1:1-2 opens the study of Philippians by introducing Paul, the church, and the background of their gospel partnership. The sermon calls the church to study the book responsibly so its teaching can come alive.

Ephesians 5:18-21 continues teaching the pathway of being filled with the Spirit. The sermon calls believers to respond to God's invitation with the glory of God as their motivation.