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Looking at Philippians 2:19-30 with Timothy and Epaphroditus. 

How do we let our light shine? We hold out the word of life and conquer "grumbling and complaining". 

How do we marry God's grace with out responsibility? How do we work out our salvation with fear and trembling and how does God work in us to will and to act? This lesson is on Philippians 2:12-13. 

Starting off Philippians chapter 2, featuring Ron Quint. 

Is the gospel worth it? Jesus initiated first, loving us, and deeming us worthy.  A life deemed worthy of the gospel, is one in which disciples are unified with each other.  The world needs to see the kind of family and friendships that are produced by the gospel. Are we pressing into Christ together, chasing him together with Fearless faith and radical unity? Fearlessly face that questi...

Is your life your message? 

Did Paul love his partners in the gospel, the church in Phillipi because they had it all together, or because they pretended to be perfect? No! Paul loved them for who they were, and who they were becoming in Christ v.6.  Consider the slave girl in Phillipi from Acts 16. She didn't DO anything for Paul, but he loved her and healed her, even though he was imprisoned and tortured for it.  ...

Fullness of life doesn’t depend on circumstances, but by the God you know and how deeply you understand His love. Paul felt affectionate towards the disciples in Philippi because they worked together, prayed together, suffered together, and celebrated the victories together. Only when we have been in the trenches with others will we have relationships that are full of life. Paul was a man who coul...

Who qualifies to be a deacon, a widow, or one who is idle in the church? How do we handle disputes and delegation? Will you make a stand to change your church like Stephen did? Lesson by Joseph and Madison Hungerford 

Alexys Brozanic and Louis Mick speak on the power of prayer and the boldness of evangelism in Acts 3 and 4. 

How the early new testament church dealt with the sin of hypocrisy. 

Concluding our communion series and transitioning into the book of Acts!

continuing our discussion on communion 

By Ron and Renee Quint at our Inaugural workshop. 

Contribution by Matt Moews Communion by Frank Williams 

This lesson was preached at Whille Hall on the COCC campus for our kick off service. Over 150 disciples came to celebrate with us! 

Architecture has transformed the table of Jesus' day. do we maintain His principles though we've changed the form of communion? 

A brief history of the reformation and restoration of Biblical communion. 

Part three of our communion series discusses fellowship offerings, consumed by the people as a joyous feast with bread and wine. Psalms 116, detailing a fellowship offering, was sung by Jesus at the last supper and referenced by Paul in correcting communion for the first century church. 

Part 2 of our communion series! For this sermon, we discuss covenant renewal celebrations during the dedication of the old testament temples. These coincide with the tabernacle and passover festivals. 

This is our midweek review of the first principles study on the Kingdom.  Purpose: To inspire the rule and reign of King Jesus in your day to day life on earth. In this study you will see the continuity of the Old and New Testaments through prophesy.

Frank Williams spoke at our midweek service, while visiting from Boise! 

The second sermon in the "Looking at Jesus" series.

This series is looking at four phases of Jesus' ministry: "Come and See" - John 1:39 "Follow Me" - John 1:43 "Become a Fisher of People" - Mark 1:17 "Go and Bear Fruit" - John 15:16

This sermon was preached in Eugene. It was part of our life to the full series on cultivating intimacy with God.