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  1. The Fruit of the Spirit – Part 4: Patience

    The Patience in Galatians 5:22 literally means “long temper,” in the sense of “the ability to hold one’s temper for a long time.” The King James Version translates it as “long-suffering.” A patient person is able to endure much pain and suf

  2. The Fruit of the Spirit – Part 3: Peace

    We are born at war. At birth, our sinful nature has already declared war on God and His truth. Our heart’s desire is to be separated from Him, and if we persist in this desire until death, He will give us what we want. In Romans 12:8, Paul

  3. The Fruit of the Spirit – Part 2: Joy

    The "Fruit of the Spirit" is what happens when the Holy Spirit indwells a believer. The "fruit" is the product of the Holy Spirit’s cultivation of character in a heart. The second characteristic listed is joy. Joy expresses God’s kingdom—Hi

  5. God’s Will for Your Family – Part 4: Rules for Children

    Being a good son or daughter does not come easy to children. Our sinful, selfish nature needs training and instruction. Therefore, we are called to imitate Christ in all things; this is what it means to deny ourselves and take up our cross

  6. God’s Will for Your Family – Part 3: Rules for Fathers

    <p class="p1">Being a good father does not come easy to <span class="s2">men. </span>Our sinful, selfish nature needs training and instruction, because by nature we can be impatient, angry, and even vengeful. We are called to imitate Christ

  7. God’s Will for Your Family – Part 2: Rules for Husbands & Wives

    Being a good wife does not come easy to women any more than being a good husband comes easy to men. Our sinful, selfish nature needs training and instruction. We are called to imitate Christ in all things; this is what it means to deny ours

  8. God’s Will for Your Family – Part 1: Rules for Husbands

    Being a good husband does not come easy to men. Our sinful, selfish nature needs training and instruction. We are called to imitate Christ in all things; this is what it means to deny ourselves and take up our cross and follow Jesus. With t

  9. Philippians: Week 17 – Giving to Advance the Kingdom

    <p class="p1">Let’s be blunt, the Apostle Paul could not have done his great work without the generosity of Christians. He closes this letter with these words:<span class="s1"><b><i><sup> </sup></i></b></span><i>Even so, you have done well

  10. Philippians: Week 16 – I Can Do Everything Through Christ

    Paul shares his secret of contentment, regardless of circumstances. He says, "How I praise the Lord that you are concerned about me again. I know you have always been concerned for me, but you didn’t have the chance to help me. Not that I w

  11. Philippians: Week 15 – Peace is the Fruit of Christian Living

    <p class="p1">Practical Christianity is not complicated. It just means that we must be united with Christ in our attitude and in the way we think. Paul says, <i>Always be full of joy in the Lord. I say it again—rejoice!</i><span class="s1">

  12. Philippians: Week 14 – A Call to Peaceful Living

    <p class="p1">Paul addresses a feud between two women in the Philippian Church. He calls on the whole church to assist in bringing peace so that the advancement of the Gospel is unhindered. He says,<b> </b><i>Therefore, my dear brothers and

  13. Philippians: Week 13- Our Citizenship Is In Heaven!

    <p class="p1">When life is easy and good, it’s easy to forget that this world is not our home. Paul reminds the church for the second time in this letter, that our citizenship is not in this world. He says, <span class="s1"><i>Dear brothers

  14. Philippians: Week 12- The Heavenly Prize is Our Goal

    <p class="p1">Paul wants us to understand that this world has nothing to offer us; that what must occupy our desires and pursuits is the Kingdom of God. But it means that we must forget the past and keep our eyes on Jesus. He says,<b> </b><

  15. Philippians: Week 11- The Resurrection is our Hope!

    <p class="p1">Paul reminds us that all that matters in this life is that we know Christ and the mighty power of the resurrection at work in us. He says,<b> </b><span class="s1"><i>I once thought these things were valuable, but now I conside

  16. Philippians: Week 10 – Confidence in Christ Alone

    <p class="p1">Paul teaches us what matters most, and it’s not our achievements or privilege. Paul says,<b> </b><i>Whatever happens, my dear brothers and sisters, rejoice in the Lord. I never get tired of telling you these things, and I do i

  17. Philippians: Week 9 – A Christian of Great Worth

    <p class="p1">Paul holds up Timothy and Epaphroditus as examples of dependable servants of God. Timothy is an example for us of what it means to be a Christian of great worth. Paul says,<b> </b><i>I hope in the Lord Jesus to send Timothy to

  18. Philippians: Week 8 – Have the Attitude of Christ

    Paul teaches us how to be bright shining lights for the glory of Christ. He says, <span class="notion-enable-hover">Therefore, my beloved, as you have always obeyed, so now, not only as in my presence but much more in my absence, work out y

  19. Philippians: Week 7 – Have the Attitude of Christ

    Paul teaches us what it means to have the mind of Christ, *So if there is any encouragement in Christ, any comfort from love, any participation in the Spirit, any affection and sympathy, complete my joy by being of the same mind, having the

  20. Philippians: Week 6 – Living as Citizens of Heaven

    <p class="p1">Two times in this letter to the Philippians, Paul reminds them that this world is not our home. He says,<b> </b><i>Above all, you must live as citizens of heaven, conducting yourselves in a manner worthy of the Good News about

  21. Philippians: Week 5 – Spirit-Controlled

    Paul teaches us how to live a Spirit-controlled life. He says, *Yes, and I will rejoice, for I know that through your prayers and the help of the Spirit of Jesus Christ this will turn out for my deliverance, as it is my eager expectation an

  22. Philippians: Week 4 – Boldly Proclaiming the Gospel

    <p class="p1">The Apostle Paul is single-minded in his ambition: he wants the Gospel proclaimed to everyone, everywhere. He sees that everything in his life serves this great purpose. He says<b>, </b><span class="s1"><b><i><sup>12 </sup></i

  23. Philippians: Week 3 – Praying for the Fruit of Righteousness

    Paul gives us insights into what is most important for the believer. In fact, he shares with us his prayer for all believers: *I pray that your love will overflow more and more, and that you will keep on growing in knowledge and understandi

  24. Philippians: Week 2 – Partnership in the Gospel

    <p class="p1">The work of God is tough. Really tough! Evangelizing, preaching and teaching the Gospel is a direct assault on Satan and his kingdom of darkness. It is spiritual warfare, and again, it’s really tough work. No wonder Paul says,

  25. Philippians: Week 1 – Grace and Peace to Believers

    <p class="p1">In 61 AD, the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians in Philippi, <i>wishing them grace and peace from God</i>. These Christians brought Paul great joy. He says, “I thank my God in all my remembrance of you, always in every pray

  26. Stewardship: Week 5 – Stewardship of Talent | Special Guest Speaker Pastor Chris Zielke

    About Today’s sermon: Stewardship - Part 5: Stewardship of Talent Special Guest Speaker Pastor Chris Zielke Peter understood the Church just about better than anyone else. After all, it was to Peter that Jesus revealed His plan to build the

  27. Stewardship: Week 4 – Radical Stewardship | Special Guest Speaker Rev. Clarence Mitchell

    Money plays a key role in all our lives. There is not a day that goes by that we don’t deal with money! The world view on money is far different than the Biblical view. We will be exploring Biblical principles in personal finances, covering

  28. Stewardship: Week 3 – Financial Stewardship | Special Guest Speaker Dennis Wiebe

    This Week's Message: Stewardship - Part 3: Stewardship of Treasure Special Guest Speaker: Dennis Wiebe (an elder at Cross Church) Jesus said, Give, and you will receive. Your gift will return to you in full—pressed down, shaken together to

  29. Stewardship: Week 2 – Stewardship of Time | Special Guest Barry Maurer

    Today's Speaker: Barry Maurer Today's Message: STEWARDSHIP: Week 2 - Stewardship of Time Christians are not owners, we are stewards. Our time is not our own. The time that the Lord gives us while we live on this earth, is a gift. The script

  30. STEWARDSHIP: Week 1 – Stewardship

    <p class="p1">We are stewards. Christians are not owners. If you are true follower of Jesus Christ, then Jesus describes you as a steward. But what is a steward? The dictionary says it is “a person who manages another's property or financia

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