Philippians 1:1-21 - Joy in Christ - July 5 2026

Forgotten? - Exodus 1:8-22 - August 16 2026

The new Pharaoh had forgotten Joseph and his family and the previous Pharaoh's policies regarding Joseph's families. But God had not forgotten. This opening chapter sets up the battle not so much between Pharaoh and Moses, but between Pharaoh and God! Pharaoh dealt shrewdly with the Israelites; he ordered slavery; and finally state sponsored genocide.  But through all this darkness; God was keeping his promises! The text begs us to ask, Whom do we fear most? It reminds us again that God's promises prevail, God remembers us, and God often grows us under pressure.

Exodus 1:1-7 - Exodus Introduction - August 9, 2026

This message is an introductory message to a sermon series on the book of Exodus. The message highlights some of the major themes of Exodus like: Liberation and Redemption, God's Sovereignty, God's Glory, Law, Covenant, and God's Presence. The message also looks at Exodus 1:1-7 where we begin to see that God is keeping the promises he made to Jacob in Genesis 46:2-4.

Content in Jesus - Philippians 4:8-13 - August 2 2026

This is the final message in the "Summer of Joy" series and in this message we find Paul suggesting that Joy is found in "Thinking Right" and "Being Content in Jesus."

Philippians 2:1-11 - Joy in Humble Unity - July 12, 2026

Paul urges us to find joy in unity. And it is humble unity for he urges us verse 3-4 to do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant. Humility is a virtue and clearly Jesus humbled himself (vv. 5-8); but how can we find joy in humility?  This message explores a few possibilities.

Philippians 1:1-21 - Joy in Christ - July 5 2026

What is Joy?   It is often confused with happiness. Joy is found in Christ.  The apostle Paul makes it clear that Christ is his joy; Christ is his delight. What do we learn from Paul regarding increasing out joy: Nurture your relationship with Christ. Celebrate! Surround yourself with joyful believers.