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On Easter Sunday, Pastor Andrew Coleman preaches from Philippians 3:8-11, where Paul describes his singular pursuit of knowing Christ Jesus as Lord. Drawing from Paul's Damascus Road encounter in Acts 9, the sermon establishes that Paul's goal was personal knowledge of Christ, not religious achievement, and that this remained his consuming aim through decades of ministry.
The sermon traces four dimensions of that knowledge: the worthlessness of every earthly ambition measured against knowing Christ, the reception of God's righteousness through faith rather than any law-keeping or moral effort, the resurrection power available to believers for daily life, and the call to share in Christ's sufferings as those identified with him. Pastor Coleman closes with the resurrection as the believer's ultimate horizon, grounding the invitation to salvation in Christ's own words from John 6:37.
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Thursday Mar 26, 2026
Thursday Mar 26, 2026
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Monday Mar 23, 2026
Monday Mar 23, 2026
Suffering is not strange in the Christian life—it is expected. In this powerful passage, Peter calls believers to rethink how they view trials, persecution, and hardship. Rather than being surprised by suffering, Christians are reminded that it is part of God’s refining work. These “fiery trials” are not signs of God’s absence, but evidence of His presence—shaping, strengthening, and purifying our faith.
Even more, Peter calls us to rejoice in suffering. Why? Because suffering for Christ means we are sharing in His life now and will share in His glory later. What the world sees as rejection, God calls blessing. At the same time, this passage draws an important line: not all suffering is the same. Suffering for sin brings shame—but suffering for righteousness brings honor and glorifies God.
Ultimately, believers are called to trust deeply and live faithfully. We must entrust our souls to a faithful Creator, and keep doing good. This message reminds us that suffering is not punishment for the believer; rather, it is preparation. And through it all, God is at work, leading His people toward eternal glory.
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Thursday Mar 19, 2026
Thursday Mar 19, 2026
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Monday Mar 16, 2026
Monday Mar 16, 2026
As Peter brings his letter to a close, he reminds suffering believers how to persevere faithfully in a broken world. Throughout 1 Peter, Christians are encouraged to take heart in the hope found in Jesus Christ—His suffering, death, and resurrection guarantee that God’s promises will be fulfilled both now and forever. In these final verses, Peter gives simple but powerful instructions for daily life: humble yourself under God’s mighty hand and cast all your anxieties on Him.
True humility places us under God’s authority, trusting that He will lift us up in His perfect time. And true peace comes when we stop carrying our burdens alone and place every worry—big or small—into God’s caring hands. This passage reminds us that the Christian life is not about suppressing anxiety, but relocating it to the One who truly cares for us. When truth fills the mind, hope begins to fill the heart. In a world full of trouble, God calls His people to humility, trust, and confident hope in His faithful care.
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Sunday Mar 08, 2026
Sunday Mar 08, 2026
Life is short, and Christ could return at any moment. In this passage, Peter reminds believers that “the end of all things is at hand,” calling Christians to live with urgency, purpose, and devotion to God.
Rather than living for temporary pursuits, followers of Christ are called to focus on what matters most: prayer, love, and service within the body of Christ. Peter urges believers to be self-controlled and sober-minded so their prayers remain focused on God’s purposes. He calls the church to love one another earnestly—demonstrating forgiveness, unity, and practical care through hospitality. And he reminds every believer that God has given spiritual gifts to be used faithfully in serving others and building up the church.
Ultimately, these commands point to one goal: that in everything God may be glorified through Jesus Christ. As we remember the brevity of life and the certainty of Christ’s return, we are called to live in a way that reflects His greatness and advances His kingdom. How should we live knowing the end is near? By praying thoughtfully, loving fervently, and serving faithfully—all for the glory of God.
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Monday Mar 02, 2026
Monday Mar 02, 2026
In the closing verses of Philippians, Paul thanks the church for their faithful partnership in the gospel. Though imprisoned in Rome, he was not forgotten. The Philippian believers—persecuted and facing hardship themselves—continued to give, support, and stand with their missionary.
Philippians 4 shows us that missions giving is far more than fundraising. It is fellowship in the trenches. It strengthens those on the front lines. It produces eternal fruit. And most of all, it pleases God. When the Philippians gave in Macedonia, the gospel advanced all the way into Caesar’s household. Their earthly coins became eternal souls.
This passage reminds us:
• Missions giving blesses the missionary.
• Missions giving blesses the giver.
• Missions giving blesses those without Christ.
• Missions giving blesses our missionary God.
God does not promise luxury—but He does promise provision. The safest place to invest your resources is in the hands of a God whose heart is for the nations. This is not mere fundraising. This is worship. This is partnership. This is eternal investment. May it be said of us, like the Philippians, that we are a missions-giving church.
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Thursday Feb 26, 2026
Thursday Feb 26, 2026
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Monday Feb 23, 2026
Monday Feb 23, 2026
The Bible is not a collection of disconnected stories, but it is one unfolding, global plan of redemption. In Revelation 5, heaven erupts in worship because Jesus, the slain Lamb, has ransomed people for God from every tribe, language, people, and nation. This is a beautiful New Testament fulfillment of an ancient promise. From God’s covenant with Abraham in Genesis 12, to the prophetic vision of the nations streaming to God’s glory in Isaiah and Daniel, to Christ’s Great Commission and the outpouring of the Spirit at Pentecost, Scripture reveals one consistent theme: God’s redemptive purpose has always been global.
In Revelation, the end of the story shows a countless multitude from every nation worshiping the Lamb. Unity in diversity. One Savior. One kingdom. One eternal gospel. This global vision fuels our worship, drives our mission, and strengthens our endurance in suffering.
Are we willing to pray, give, and go for the sake of His glory among all peoples?
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Thursday Feb 19, 2026
Thursday Feb 19, 2026
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