Sermons on Philippians

Sermons on Philippians

Down to Earth – Week 4

Prayer is an act of humility, a declaration of our dependence on God, that invites Him into our fears and worries. As we bring our requests with thanksgiving for all God has already provided, He meets us with His promised peace (⁠Philippians 4:4-9⁠).

Down to Earth – Week 3

Humility isn’t entirely about introspection and self. Humility brings unity. The apostle Paul wrote to the Philippian church about being unified, being of the mind of Christ (Philippians 2). Then he described Christ in a way that flipped the cultural expression of glory and honor on its head. He wrote out a hymn about the glory of Jesus being His surrender of His power and becoming a slave to die a criminal’s death. This is the achievement of eternity. This…

Third Week of Advent – Joy

This sermon explores the theme of joy as a defining characteristic of the Christian life. It highlights joy as a profound, soul-level experience that transcends circumstances. It challenges believers to protect their joy through unity, humility, and gratitude, emphasizing joy’s role as both a witness to others and a reflection of the Gospel—good news of great joy for all people.

Humility from Heaven

The hymn Christ-Hymn of Philippians 2 is masterfully honoring the humanity and deity of Christ. Paul paints Jesus at the highest peak of honor, placing his name above all creation; and shows this from the vantage point of the lowest points of humanity; emptied, humble and obedient.

Philippians – Part 2

Philippians 1:12-18Philippians 1:18-26 Courage is contagious Sometimes what we think of as an obstacle is actually the tool that God wants to use for his work Paul’s certainty helped him deal with his uncertainties Colossians 3:1-4