Lance Brown
A Light Has Come
Both Isaiah and John describe Jesus as the light, who comes into a dark world. Darkness has three important usages. It is descriptive of (1) the fallen world (2) our human nature that cannot and will not see the truth of God, life, and human nature, and (3) the willful refusal to turn to the…
Read MoreFinding Joy in Lean Times
Paul teaches us in Philippians that we can learn contentment! BUT, how does that happen? God promises to give us strength. But to do what? God promises to meet our needs, but sometimes we don’t feel that our needs are being met. The key is to understand the difference between our needs and our desires!
Read MoreFinding Joy When Anxious or Worried
Worry and anxiety seem to be a pretty common problem for people. Wouldn’t it be great if we, as Christians, could deal with every day worries and anxiety? The apostle Paul seems to think that we can! Let’s follow along as we explore how we can find joy, even when we are worried or anxious.
Read MorePressing On
In Philippians 4, Paul tells us to “Stand Firm.” Which is a great sentiment, but what does it mean? What does it mean to stand firm in my daily life? At work? At home with my family? Join Pastor Mark as he explores the first way Paul tells us to stand firm in our daily…
Read MoreFinding Joy in the Past, Present & Future
How we think about our past, our present and future can get confusing, discouraging, and engender fear. Fear can really distract us from living the way that God wants us to live, because it blocks our ability to sense God’s love. In this message, we’re going to look at how the apostle Paul thought about…
Read MoreFinding Joy in Unexpected Times
Which is better, to know Christ and live for Him, or make anyone or anything else your top priority? That question is the most important question you will ever consider in your life! Today, Seth explores how what the apostle Paul concluded after trying to answer that question for himself.
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