Sermons & Other Teaching

Pursue the Peace of God in Prayer, Part 5 : Philippians 4:4-9 (August 28, 2022)

Our worry can be a signal that something isn’t quite right in the realm of our desires, how we see threats to what we value, and the relationship between these and Almighty God. However, our fear can also be a warning light to indicate a problem somewhere in our approach to the relationship between God’s responsibilities and our responsibilities. The handout referenced in the sermon is available here.

Sermon #28 in the series Philippians: Gospel Joy.

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Pursue the Peace of God in Prayer, Part 4 : Philippians 4:4-9 (August 21, 2022)

Looking further at how the Bible aids us in our experience of fear, we explore how the Bible directs us to consider three things—ourselves, what we value, and perceived threats to what we value—in relation to Almighty God. The handout referenced in the sermon is available here.

Sermon #27 in the series Philippians: Gospel Joy.

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Pursue the Peace of God in Prayer, Part 3 : Philippians 4:4-9 (August 14, 2022)

Continuing to consider the Bible’s encouragements about worry, fear, and anxiety, we examine a definition of fear that draws out multiple elements that contribute to our experience of fear. The handout referenced in the sermon is available here.

Sermon #26 in the series Philippians: Gospel Joy.

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