Many people make New Year’s resolutions. These resolutions are many times forgotten soon there after. This morning, Pastor Brett shares the importance of remembering how Jesus behaved and the lessons of Jesus still applicable for today.

In Philippians 2:1-11, Paul tells us that we are to treat others better than ourselves. We learn about the mind of Jesus Christ, how He served us here on earth, how He sacrificed Himself and showed us the epitome of selflessness.

This morning, we continue to read Paul’s letter to the church at Philippi. Paul speaks to the church about perfection, failure and the salvation that the Lord offers us.

Tonight, we take a closer look at the latter half of Philippians 2. Pastor Brett discusses the importance of being obedient to the Lord. Just because we are saved by grace, does not mean we should stop being obedient to God.

Today, we begin the third chapter of Paul’s letter to the church of Philippi. Paul talks to the church about the law. He tells them to beware of evil workers.

Tonight, we continue to study Philippians 3. Paul touches on materialism and talks about what really matters - Jesus Christ!

Studies show that many doctors today are overmedicating people. Men and women of today rely more on antidepressants and less on the promises of the Lord. This morning, we read some of these promises in Philippians 4:4-9.

Tonight, as we wrap up Paul’s letter to the church at Philippi, we see Paul’s writing about contentment. Paul describes how contentment is learned and how it is liberating.

In Today’s teaching, Pastor Brett takes a look at science and the Bible to show these are not mutually exclusive. The Bible stands the test of time as a reliable source of truth, and humanity’s growing knowledge of creation continues to affirm the Bible’s authority.

Tad shares the story of David and his desire to build a temple for the Lord. David was not able to follow through on what seemed like a pure, selfless desire to serve the Lord. How do we react in similar circumstances? What do we do when the Lord says no to us? There is a great lesson for us all in David’s amazing response.