Sermons
Jesus said the gate is wide that leads to destruction and narrow that leads to life. Pastor Josh White walked through Philippians 3 where Paul warns about three types of false teachers — dogs, mutilators, and evil workers — and why the true gospel is about faith alone, not religious performance.
Complacency is dangerous. Paul warns the church to stay vigilant against complaint—but how do we do that? The answer is found in staying in the right ruts: community, worship, and faithful service.
Paul calls us to count others more significant than ourselves. What does this look like in practice, and how does it reflect the heart of Christ to a watching world?
Paul calls us to have the mind of Christ—who gave up everything to serve us. What does it look like to follow His example in our daily lives?
What if Jesus doesn't come back on Friday? It means we still have work to do. Let's explore what faithfulness looks like while we wait for the Lord's return.
Paul tells us to shine as lights in a crooked generation—but does our life point people to Christ or away from Him? Let's examine what we're really selling.
In this sermon, we explore Paul's command to 'do all things without grumbling or disputing' and why this matters for our witness as believers in a broken world.
Philippians 2:12-13 says God works in you both to will and to work for His good pleasure. Pastor Josh White walked through three callings God places on every believer's life: be holy, obey, and serve — and showed how God actually empowers us to fulfill each one.
Pastor Josh White challenges us with a question that cuts to the heart of the Christian life: What is your part in salvation? Philippians 2:12-13 reminds us that God works in us, giving us both the desire and the power to obey.
Philippians 2:5-11 reveals that Jesus Christ is Lord—not just in theory, but as the supreme sovereign authority over all creation. Because He humbled Himself in obedience, God highly exalted Him and gave Him the name above every name.
Jesus Christ is the perfect example of humility, service, and obedience. This sermon explores how we are called to follow His example in a world that prizes self-promotion and personal glory.