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As we contne on in this sermon series, we come to Psalm 98 where we learn from the Word of God how a new song, is new and what we can do to obey God's command to sing a new song.

Guest speaker, Leonard Lee, shares during our "Exaltations" sermon seires from Psalm 91. In this sermon we are encouraged by God's response to great faith and we are given a chance to reflect on how we can live out true and vibrant faith in the Lord.

Who we are in Christ, and what He has done for us is what we must be deeply rooted in - not what we can do for the Lord, or accomplish in our strength. Psalm 139 powerfully remids us of who God is, and who God says we are. In this sermon we also connect this psalm with Romans 8.

The focus in this sermon is Psalm 45, a beautiful picture of God as our groom and His church as the bride.

As we focus on Psalm 34, we encounter great truths for staying humble and close to the Lord while we pursue a vibrate relationship with Him.

We review Matthew 14 and Judges 7 - texts we have looked two in the past three years. In this sermon we are reminded of those promises from God for our church family as we finalize one church calendar year and begin a new church calendar year - one filled with new opportunties and fresh prespective.

With this sermon, we end our series on the book of Philippians. Philippians is a letter saturated in joy, and from our text in this sermon (Phil. 4:19-23) we review the entire sereis, hear from the church family as they share testimonies about what God has taught them and we from the text we look at one final promise, a final command.

Our sermon series in Philippians is almost over. In this sermon we move further through chapter 4 and focus on the secure mindset and attitude - based in true contentment and in understanding God's provision for our lives.

We begin our final dissent in this series, by entering more fully into chapter 4 of Philippians. This recording is not complete: it was started late. In this sermon we continue to see that joyous attitude of the heart that says, “no matter the cost, I long to see Christ glorified, His Gospel message of redemption shared, and the Kingdom of God advanced”. In this final chapter from Philippians, we will learn how to keep worry from robbing us of our joy. We will discover how to have peace and joy in our relationships with God and others.

In this sermon we get back into it and we will finish Philippians 3 and touch the first verse of chapter 4. This recording is not complete: it starts after the opening prayer and cuts off before the message is over. In Philippians 3:17-4:1 we continue to see that joyous attitude of the heart that says, “no matter the cost, I long to see Christ glorified, His Gospel message of redemption shared, and the Kingdom of God advanced” by living as true citizens of heaven.

We take a break in our current sermon series to hear from brother Jim, as he shares about King Hezekiah and about life, living a life of victory.

Our lives are meant to be fully integrated around a single, unifying purpose: to know Christ and to make Him known. In this sermon we continue on in Philippians 3, by focusing on verses 12 to 16 - pressing on in this pursuit of Christlikeness.

Our GSWC sermon series in Philippians continues now as we transition to chapter 3 and a new mind-set as our theme: the spiritual mindset. Joy is worth fighting for and we have a priceless and mmeasurable value of Christlike joy that is found in knowing Jesus Christ.

In this sermon we finish chapter 2 of Philippians and look to two ordinary people, as examples of extraordinary joy and we learn from their lives how we can too can experience great joy!

In this GSWC sermon we focus on the submissive mindset as we talk about examples of Jesus Christ and Paul in Philippians 1:1-18. The joy of the submissive mind comes not only from serving others and sharing in Christ’s suffering, but also through the truth that we are glorifying God. The submissive mind leads us to true joy, for it makes us more like Jesus Christ. And, it takes faith to exercise the submissive mind. Our example comes from Jesus, the energy to do this comes from the Holy Spirit, and the result is: true and lasting joy.

In this GSWC sermon we finish Philippians 1, by focusing on verses 27 to 30. Our text gives us some powerful encourage of what we must "be" in order to know lasting, Christ-like joy and to have a single-mindset that champions the faith of the Gospel.

Adversity takes on many forms and it has impacted each of our lives. And yet, we must purpose, as disciples of Christ, to experience joy in all the adversity that we face. Why? Because the furtherance, the advancement of the Gospel message of Jesus Christ, that He alone heals, that He alone saves - that furtherance, that advancement of Gospel is powerfully linked to our joy in adversity. This sermon on Philippians 1:12-26 helps us to understand the single mindset on the furtherance of the Gospel - in our lives and the lives of others.

With this sermon, we launched a new sermon series at GSWC called "Saturated in Joy" - focusing on the book of Philippians. As we explore the first eleven verses of Philippians 1, we see how we can cultivate a true and lasting joy in our lives.