Choices

3 Sermons | September 13 - 27, 2026

In a world filled with options we all have choices that we have to make. Sometimes they feel like there are too many choices. But ultimately as we follow our creator we only have two. Do we follow God, or do we move away from God.

In this Series we are going to be looking at the book of Philippians and discovering how we can choose God over all other choices. Regardless of our circumstances or abilities. And how choosing God can bring us Joy, Peace and Contentment in our lives.

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Choices : A Study on Philippians

3 Sermons | September 13 - 27, 2026

In a world filled with options we all have choices that we have to make. Sometimes they feel like there are too many choices. But ultimately as we follow our creator we only have two. Do we follow God, or do we move away from God.

In this Series we are going to be looking at the book of Philippians and discovering how we can choose God over all other choices. Regardless of our circumstances or abilities. And how choosing God can bring us Joy, Peace and Contentment in our lives.

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Sermon 1

Rejoice Vs. Anxious

September 13, 2026

No matter what happens, no matter what struggles we face, we can choose to rejoice because God is at work in all that we do. When we choose to rejoice – even in difficult circumstances, God will grant us that peace that transcends all understanding.

Sermon 2

Christ Vs. The World

September 20, 2026

Paul was not always the best example for the early church to follow. He admitted that he had everything but also persecuted the church.  Paul gave us an example – Christ. The things of this world are of no value if we don’t live like Christ.

Sermon 3

Contentment Vs. Complacency

September 27, 2026

When in church, we often get comfortable with the way things work. We get into routines and do things just because that is the way we have always done things. Sometimes we struggle, and the routines get shaken up. Paul was in chains, but he learned to be content in all things because he still knew the gospel was being preached. He chose to not become complacent and stop serving just because it wasn’t what he expected. He still had work to do and still worked to advance the gospel.