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Discernment 17.03.2025 28:42 ↓

How do we know the Holy Spirit is leading us, or when it's just our own hearts and ideas? There's no formula for this - discernment isn't a math problem to be solved, but a relationship to engage.

Guest Speaker: Sid Koop 10.03.2025 36:24 ↓

Sunday, March 9 - Guest Speaker: Sid Koop. This is a continuation and follow-up message that connected with the presentations and conversations we had with Sid the previous day. You can view the morning session "Passing Faith to the Next Generation" on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/AHZF9bef5Eo Saturday, March 8, 2025. Gospel Chapel hosted Sid Koop from the Youth Workers Community. Sid walk...

Christ Shaped Community (Philippains) 17.02.2025 38:54 ↓

In our last exploration of the letter to the Philippians, we note three interlocking themes that drive Paul's message to this church: the Humility of Christ (2:5-11), the Pursuit of Christ (3:7-16), and the Community of Christ (1:3-11; 4:4-20).

Living Examples (Philippians 2:19-30) 25.11.2024 29:37 ↓

Paul takes, at least on first glance, a diversion from his message. Why does he switch to talking about sending Timothy and Epaphoiditus to them at this point in the letter? Was he finishing up the letter and then added more after? Or, is he mentioning these two men at this point for a reason beyond just their travel plans?

Standing Firm in the Gospel (Philippians 1:27-30) 15.10.2024 44:20 ↓

Today we get to the heart of Philippians. 1:27 is arguably the "thesis statement" of the letter; it's what Paul longs to see in the life of the church. The rest of the letter will spell out the details.

One in the Gospel (Philippians 1:1-11) 16.09.2024 42:50 ↓

Today we read through the letter to Philippi, and then consider the main themes of Paul's introduction - which will be the main themes of the letter.

Sept 1, 2024 - Jon Luesink 04.09.2024 36:29 ↓

This was Jon's second Sunday with us, and we also had some great training times with him during the week. In this message Jon continues to unpack disciple making and using the Discovery Bible Study approach as we dig into 1 Peter 1.