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Mind Your Manner

Colossians 1:9-14 [https://www.esv.org/Colossians+1/] Vinh Nguyen It was so important to Paul that the Colossians "walk in a manner worthy of the Lord" that he says that he prayed for them without ceasing since the day he heard they had received the gospel message. So, how can we live in manner worthy of the Lord? Pastor Vinh gives us three ways to do that from Colossians 1:9-14: ask God, please God, and thank God.

Savoring that Leads to Selflessness

Philippians 2:1-11 [https://www.esv.org/Philippians+2/] Dave Hackley How should reflecting on Jesus' life affect the way that we live our lives together? This week, Dave Hackley shows us that savoring the Savior’s sacrifice should stir selfless service amongst the saints. We'll look at an exhortation to selflessness, the Savior’s example, and the Savior’s exaltation.

Go Do

Luke 10:25-37 [https://www.esv.org/Luke+10/] Mike Anderson You likely already know that the expression "good Samaritan" refers to someone who helps a stranger in a time of distress, and you may also know that it comes from a story Jesus tells in the Bible. But did you know that Jesus tells that story in response to a question: "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" In this sermon, Pastor Mike shows us that to inherit eternal life, you must live a life of love. First we’ll talk about how you already know this, and then we’ll talk about how it’s more demanding than you might think.

It's Not Fair!

Malachi 1:1-5 [https://www.esv.org/Malachi+1/] Gareth Weakly Does God really love us? How do we know? This is the first question posed by the people of Israel in the book of Malachi, and God's answer is an emphatic, "yes!". God has loved you more than you deserve, and you know that more clearly when you see the judgment you deserve. And when you see that, you can begin to give God the glory he deserves.

No Thanks?

Galatians 1:1-10 [https://www.esv.org/Galatians+1/] Brock Garrigan Have you ever wondered what Paul would say to your church if he were around today? This week, Brock Garrigan visits us from Tenth Presbyterian Church to show us what Paul wanted for the church in Galatia, and what is most important for every church; he wanted them to prioritize the gospel, protect the gospel, and persevere in the gospel.