Category: Philippians

To Live is Christ

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Pastor Joe Schloegel – An exposition of Philippians 1:12-26 (incl. supplemental passages)

– Using an example of Paul in his writings to Philippi while he was in prison, Pastor Joe Schloegel demonstrates the mindset that Christians should have in their lives, what they should live for, what their goals should be, how they should rejoice whenever the Truth is proclaimed, and how they should handle trials when they come.

The Incarnation

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Guest Speaker: Caleb Abernathy – An exposition of Philippians 2:1-11

– As we prepare to celebrate the birth of Christ our Lord, ministry leader Caleb Abernathy takes us to the book of Philippians for an expositional sermon which shows the ramifications of God taking on flesh, and how it demonstrates the character of our King.

The Philippian Church

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Guest Speaker: Caleb Abernathy – An exposition of Philippians 1 (incl. supplemental passages)

– Paul wrote many letters to many different churches, but he had an especially strong love for the church at Philippi. However, his love for this church is not necessarily based upon the people themselves, but on something else having to do with a Christian’s unique perspective. A study of this love that Paul has for the Philippians reveals an application for the church today.

Is Christ Enough?

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Missionary: Charles Jewell – An exposition of Philippians 3:4-11

– Charles Jewell, HPBC’s Missionary to the Central African Republic, returns to our pulpit only a few short weeks following his previous visit to provide an update on the potential next steps in God’s mission in C.A.R.

Pastor Jewell also takes us through an intimate look at Paul’s priorities in Philippians. Paul is willing to give up everything he has ever had in his life for the sake of simply knowing Christ. In light of where the modern day church is, the question is raised of whether or not Christ is enough for us?