In this message, Pastor Phillip continues to focus on the fruits of the Spirit and cultivating each of these in the garden of our hearts by the help of the Holy Spirit. This week he talks about the difference between patience and long-suffering, two words which are both used in the New Testament, but different […]
In this week’s message, Pastor Phillip continues in his study of Galatians. This week he teaches on the second fruit of the Spirit listed here in Galatians: Joy. Pastor Phillip shows us how there are two kinds of joy. Natural joy and supernatural joy and how God can give us supernatural joy that are not […]
In this week’s message, Pastor Phillip continues to teach on the call that Paul makes in Galatians to walk by the Spirit and how that this instruction is a part of the daily steps we are to be taking moment by moment. Using the analogy of a garden, he helps us to understand the importance […]
This last message from the series “Christ in Leviticus” Pastor Phillip wraps up with 3 final illustrations from the book of Leviticus that point to Jesus and help us understand how God is weaving the story of redemption from the very beginning!
In this message, Pastor Phillip begins a new chapter in our study of the book of Acts. Here we learn that Paul and Apollos both move on to different areas where God was calling them and God uses Paul to instruct believers who were only acquainted with the baptism of John the Baptist. Pastor Phillip […]
In this message, Pastor Nathan deals with a uniquely placed passage of scripture in Acts 13:52 where it describes the disciples as being continually filled with the Holy Spirit. He challenges us to think about the frequency which which we are being filled and our expectation in being filled with the Spirit. While some might […]
In this message, Pastor Nathan expounds on Peter’s defense of his obedience to God and how his defense provided undeniable proof of God’s working and direction in bringing the Gentiles into the Kingdom of God. The circumcised believers that confronted him, were at first angry and vehemently upset at Peter’s transgression of tradition, but once […]