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 takes us to some of the incredible scenes in the book of Revelation to help us answer the question “What is the best way to celebrate Easter?” As we discuss this, there is a common theme as we recognize that Christ is to be worshiped and adored because of what […]
In this sermon, Pastor Phillip begins a new series preaching through the book of Leviticus with the goal of specifically discovering how God has revealed Christ in a book that traditionally has been more difficult to understand – Leviticus. Today, he walks through the sacrifice that someone had to make for their sin and focuses […]
In this message, Pastor Phillip wraps up his series “Mt. Zion and the City of God” with a focus on the important mindset of living as strangers in this world, as those who are not permanent residents of this earth. He addresses the aspects of suffering that we go through in this life as a […]
In this message, Pastor Phillip discusses how our reality now on this earth is really the dress rehearsal for what we will be doing before the Lord in heaven. Of course there are some notable difference between then and now which he points out, but this gives us a very strong understanding of how important […]
In this message, Pastor Phillip continues in his sermon series “Mount Zion and the City of God” and today discusses the importance of distinguishing what the bible prescribes vs describes about the early church. He analyses Acts 2 where it describes the early church doing four distinct things, primarily focusing on the fact that they […]
In this message, Pastor Phillip begins a new sermon series titled “Mount Zion and the City of God” which focuses on answering questions like “What is the church?”, “What is it’s purpose?”, and “What is our our part in the church?” Today he explores the idea of the church in both the Old and New […]
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