Geoff re-launches our study in Paul's letter to the Philippians, returning to Chapter 2.

Dan continues our study in Paul's letter to the Philippians in Chapter 2

Geoff continues our study in Paul's letter to the Philippians (1:19-26).

Geoff continues our study in Paul's letter to the Philippians (1:12-18).

Geoff begins our new study in Paul's letter to the Philippians.?

What can we learn from Luther's triumphs and mistakes?

The Christian is being transformed into the likeness of Christ.

A special focus on Martin Luther and the Diet of Wurms.

Pastor John gives an overview of the early life of Martin Luther.

Pastor John introduces our study of the life of Martin Luther.

What's the point of this study? Is Ecclesiastes a book about gloom, or glory?

If we are all going to die, how then should we live?

Trust God in living wisely and generously in the face of uncertainty.

Go and enjoy whatever God has given you; do whatever you do with all your strength.

Turn your eyes away from self and look to Christ. Consider his accomplished work; repent and believe; trust and obey.

God will judge all, beware of the snare of outward religion without a heart that loves God. It is right to both fear and love God.

The oppression or abuses we see and experience in everyday life are meant to point us away from hope in this world and to hope in Christ, who is our only hope in this world and the next.

God is ordering the experiences and changes of our lives wisely and beautifully, but in a way that we cannot always fully see how they are wise or beautiful.

The aim of life is to be found in our relationship with God. In Him we have enjoyment and meaning that we cannot find anywhere else.

This side of eternity, life is but a breath. We do the same things over and over again in a world that is repeating itself over and over again, and then we die, only to be followed by our children who will do the same things in the same way and meet the same end. So, only by preparing to die will we know how to live.

The mission of the disciples of Christ is to go to make disciples of all nations.

The work of God in building his kingdom is through his anointed Messiah, who came and died on the cross, guaranteeing pardon for the sin which brought ruin to the kingdom and guaranteeing access to the kingdom to all who take refuge in him through faith and repentance.

Our confession of faith is intended to guard us against heresey, for the instruction of our members, and to promote unity in the body.

In areas where there is no clear teaching in Scripture, Christians have freedom to make decisions about what to do, and they should not be judged by other believers for doing so.

God has given us the tools we need to defend the Christian faith against claims that it is unreasonable.

The church is called to unity in the essentials and to diversity, not uniformity, in other areas of life.