Faith Bible Church

Live as Citizens of Heaven, Worthy of the Gospel - Part II

In today's sermon, we continue to unpack Paul's central command to live as citizens of heaven in a manner worthy of the gospel. We will see how both belief in Christ and suffering for Christ as gracious gifts from God. We will also look at the greatest source of comfort that citizens of heaven have as we walk through all the different (and difficult) circumstances in our lives.

Live as Citizens of Heaven, Worthy of the Gospel - Part I

In today's sermon, we look at one of Paul's central commands in the whole letter to the Philippians: Live as citizens of heaven in a manner worthy of the gospel. We will then unpack what it means to live in such a manner.

Magnify Christ in Life or in Death-Part II

In today's sermon, we look at what Paul means when he says, "For me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." We will also look at practically what it means to live this out.

Members of One Body

In today's sermon, we look at the Biblical evidence for membership in a local church and why it is important.

Magnify Christ in Life or in Death-Part I

In today's message, Paul reveals his deep passion and yearning: that Christ would be magnified in life or in death. We will see what he means by that and how his passion to magnify Christ is ours as well.

Rejoice in Gospel Advancement

In the passage for today's sermon, we look at the update that Paul gives the Philippians as he is imprisoned in Rome. Surprisingly, though Paul is in prison, the gospel is not hindered, but rather is advancing! As we go through his update, we will see two results of his imprisonment, two camps that Paul specifically mentions, and one focus.

Abound in Love to the Glory of God

In today's sermon, we look at the content of Paul's prayer in verse 9, his intended immediate purposes for praying the prayer, and then the ultimate purpose. Simply stated: Abound in love for one another to the glory of God.

Thanksgiving, Love, and Assurance in Christ

In today's sermon, we start off a new series going through the letter to the Philippians. And in his opening remarks, Paul gives reason to find thanksgiving, love, and assurance in Christ.

Jesus and His Disciples (Easter)

He is risen! In today's sermon, we will look at Jesus's first interaction with His disciples after He rose victoriously from the grave. We see that the resurrected Christ gives us peace and a purpose and is worthy of praise.

Jesus and the Crowds

In today's message, we see Jesus's interaction with the crowds, both on Palm Sunday and Good Friday. These two events which book end His final week here on earth describe two extremely different responses to Jesus: one of praise and then one of condemnation. After looking at the crowds responses to Jesus, we will then look at Jesus's response to the crowd.