Join us for a powerful sermon delivered at First Baptist Church, inspired by Philippians 1:27–2:13. This message explores how Christians are called to live as citizens of God’s kingdom, united in faith, humble in service, and reliant on the Holy Spirit to share the gospel. Drawing from the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Philippians, written from prison, the speaker reflects on the challenges of Christian unity, the privilege of suffering for Christ, and the ultimate example of humility in Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection.
In a world that often feels divided, this sermon challenges us to prioritize unity with fellow believers, see the value and needs of others above our own, and trust God’s strength to work through us. With personal stories, like lessons from coaching soccer, and practical insights, this message encourages First Baptist Church to live out the gospel in their community.
Key Points:
- Live worthy of the gospel through unity, humility, and dependence on God.
- Suffering for Christ is a privilege that draws us closer to Him.
- Jesus’ humility is our model—He left heaven, became human, and died for our sins.
- Practical steps: Pray, spend time with others, and ask, “What if it’s not what I think?” to build relationships and see others’ needs.
Perfect for:
- Those seeking to deepen their faith and live out the gospel.
- Christians looking to foster unity and humility in their communities.
- Anyone curious about how God’s power works through our weaknesses.
Join us as we reflect on how to love God, love others, and spread the good news of Jesus Christ. If this message speaks to you, don’t miss the chance to connect with First Baptist Church and explore a relationship with Jesus.
Preached on 6-22-2025 at First Baptist Church, Muskegon, MI.
