Mar 12, 2017
Are You Content?
By: Hollinger
Series: Philippians
Do you trust God? Do you know how to have a little, or have much, and be content either way? Do you know, deep down, that God will provide your needs? This week, Pastor Shannon Hollinger wraps up the series in Philippians with his sermon, "Are you content?"
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- Mar 12, 2017Are You Content?
Mar 12, 2017Are You Content?By: HollingerSeries: PhilippiansDo you trust God? Do you know how to have a little, or have much, and be content either way? Do you know, deep down, that God will provide your needs? This week, Pastor Shannon Hollinger wraps up the series in Philippians with his sermon, "Are you content?"
- Mar 5, 2017Rejoice!
Mar 5, 2017Rejoice!By: BarlowSeries: PhilippiansPastor Rob Barlow continues the series in Philippians with this week's sermon, "Rejoice!"
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- Jan 22, 2017Change: Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?
Jan 22, 2017Change: Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?By: BarlowSeries: ChangeWhat do your thoughts reveal about what's in your heart? Do you value only those who are like you or can help you? Do you think yourself better than others? As our "change" series continues, Pastor Shannon examines how we think about and treat others in his sermon, "Brother, can you spare a dime?"
