Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Philippians
Pastor Tim Travis uses Philippians 3 to urge Christians toward a life of spiritual thriving, not merely survival. The core message centers on the individual’s responsibility—emphasized by the repeated use of “I”—to press toward a divinely-ordained mark, a metaphorical target representing one’s purpose in life, which is achieved through a dedicated spiritual life of prayer and Bible…
Pastor Tim Travis looks at New Year’s resolutions, using Philippians 3 as a biblical foundation. He argues against typical resolutions, advocating instead for a resolute commitment to spiritual growth modeled on Paul’s unwavering devotion to Christ. Pastor Travis emphasizes setting “SMART” goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound) for deepening one’s relationship with God, including pursuing purity of mind,…
To exalt the Savior, we must prioritize others over our own interests, humbling ourselves and seeking to serve others. By doing so, we are not only obeying Jesus’ teachings but also setting an example for others. When Jesus came to Earth, He willingly took on a humble and servant’s role, even to the point of…
Without the Resurrection of Jesus Christ there is no Christianity! But because of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, there is! Join us as we study the importance of the Resurrection from the Word of God in Philippians 3:10-16.
Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Do you know Jesus as Savior? Join us as we learn more about Jesus Christ from the Word of God in Philippians 2:5-12.
Am I a good Christian example that others can follow? Paul was able to answer this question with a yes in Philippians 3:17-19 as he encouraged others to follow him as he followed Christ. What about you today? Are you living for Jesus? There are people watching us, waiting for us to be faithful, so…
The only safe direction for the Christian is forward, we must press on! Paul writes this in Philippians 3:13-14 – press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. We need Christians today who are pressing forward in humility, hardworking, with a heavenly mindset toward to work of…
What do we spend our time thinking about? Are we more concerned with the things of Earth or the things of Heaven? Paul continues to challenge the Philippians 4:1-23 to press toward the mark – what about us today? Will we press toward the mark?
Paul exhorts us to stay the course, to press toward the mark. In Philippians 2:16-3:21 we look at our need to stay focused, to live the crucified life, to be encouraged, aware, and cautious as we live each day to know Christ more.
How do we press toward the mark? Paul gives us a lot to learn from in Philippians 1:1-2:16. Let’s set our focus on Christ as we press on together!