This letter from Paul was read and discussed by the Philippian church. Clarification was sought, as well as how to apply these truths to daily living. This letter is about JOY Jesus, Others, and You. We are to be gracious and merciful all people, believers and unbelievers alike. Jesus was humble and loved us enough to pay for our sin.… Read more →

We welcome you to worship with us.  Now that the safer at home ban has been lifted, we are meeting in our building for our services. We request that if you have any symptoms of illness you protect yourself and others by staying home until you are symptom free for at least 24 hours. Our seating has been rearranged for… Read more →

Two friends were walking near Times Square in Manhattan. It was during the noon lunch hour and the streets were filled with people. Cars were honking their horns, taxis were squealing around corners, sirens were wailing and the sounds of the city were almost deafening. Suddenly, one of them said, “What an interesting place to hear a cricket.” His friend… Read more →

For a review of chapter 4, Paul encouraged the believers in Philippi to stand fast in the Lord (4:1). And he charged them to have good relations with others (4:2-3). Paul told them that in their personal and inner conflicts, God graciously offers His peace (4:7).  Now in the following verses, Paul offers for them to follow his example to… Read more →

Police were dispatched to the Lamplighter Motel in Longmont, CO after a guest in the next room called 911 because a man was ranting for more than an hour about killing, graveyards, and people getting “what’s coming to them.” Officers arrived and spoke to the man, who said he would be quiet. The officers left the man and waited outside… Read more →

We have a culture of following others. People use Facebook, Twitter, Pod Casts, YouTube, TickTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat and Instagram. How many people believe the media without other people talking it over? This media crazy culture shows us that God made us relational people. We need each other, yet sometimes those relational connections are harmful. The harm from a poor… Read more →