The Apostle Paul writes from a Roman jail as a captive of Christ. His single focus is “to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” It is his heart that the Philippian church have the same heart, and ultimately that we would too.
Category: Sermons
Ecclesiastes 8
CCW member Cliff Sowa teaches on obeying authorities from the perspective of King Solomon.
Ephesians 6
In the final chapter of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians we get more marching orders on how to walk out our faith, including the elements of spiritual armor.
Ecclesiastes 7
King Solomon shows signs of regret for the life he’s lived. And even with a moralistic approach, he still does not have an accurate view of the role of God in our lives.
Ephesians 5
Live like a Christian by imitating Him and not the world and submit to one another in the love of Christ.
Ecclesiastes 6
Ephesians 4
Now that he has declared to us who we are in Christ, Paul begins to give instructions about how to walk it out.
Ecclesiastes 5
Ephesians 3
As believers in Jesus Christ we are part of the fellowship of the mystery – that Jew and gentile are in one body in Christ and that man and Christ are one in Him. Oh the width, length, depth and height of the love of God!
Ecclesiastes 4
No friends, a coveting fool, a foolish king and the oppressed… without the influence of the Lord it can surely seem vain.