Pastor Kevin continues his series on “Christianity in Culture” with a look at “The Value of Life.” God is the source of all life and has set apart human life as unique and special.
Sermons by Pastor Kevin Leach (Page 13)
This morning, Pastor Kevin begins a new series called, “Christianity in Culture.” We will be looking at a number of hot button cultural topics from a biblical perspective. This first message takes a look at “truth.” God is the source of absolute truth and He reveals that truth to us in His Word.
Pastor Kevin bring his series on Philippians with a look at Paul’s closing words. We will be particularly focusing on what Paul has to say about finding contentment in all of life experiences. True contentment is found in the confident realization that Jesus Christ is more than sufficient to face any circumstance in life.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at Philippians 4:8-9. As citizens of heaven walking in relationship with the risen Christ, our thoughts need to dwell on godly things that feed the spirit and the mind.
As believers, redeemed by the blood of Jesus, we can live gracious lives of thankfulness and joy, always confident in the sovereign care of our Heavenly Father.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at the realm in which we find our identity as true followers of Jesus Christ. Though we, as believers in Jesus Christ, exist on this earth and are called to significantly interact with it, our true belonging is to the realm and motivations of heaven.
Pastor Kevin continues with his series in Philippians. While the source of Christian truth is found within the pages of Scripture, God has ordained for us to grow within the context of community by emulating those who are already modeling a biblical walk with Christ.
Pastor Kevin picks up with the theme of knowing Christ introduced last week. The authentic Christ-following life is a continual process of growing in relationship to Jesus, knowing Him more fully and allowing His influence to change us.
Pastor Kevin shares from Philippians 3:1-11. All of the Christian life can be boiled down to one central aim: to know Christ and let the significance of His death and resurrection be modeled in our lives.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at some practical implications of our salvation coming out of Philippians 2:12-18. Our salvation is more than a simple decision of faith; it is authentic belief worked out in life.