HeyJaredChrist Church South Philadelphia
Sermons preached from Christ Church in South Philadelphia. An ordinary neighborhood church trying to show off the extraordinary love of God.
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Psalm 48, "Praise From One Generation to Another", 9.6.26 (opens the original)
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We seek to pass on to the next generation what is most important to us. As Christians, nothing is more important to us than knowing our God and living a life of worship to Him. This Sunday we continued our series in the Psalms, entitled “Psalms: Hearts Tuned by Praise.” We studied Psalm 48 together, where we find the psalmist declaring the greatness of our God and seeking to pass on this heart of praise to the next generation.
Psalm 34, "The Song that Doesn't End", 8.30.26 (opens the original)
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We are excited to begin a short sermon series this week entitled “Psalms: Hearts Tuned by Praise.” Over the next four weeks, we will be looking at how, as Christians, we are to be people whose lives are always full of praise to our God.This week, we kicked things off by looking at Psalm 34 together. In it, we find the psalmist addressing how to keep the troubles we face in life from taking our eyes off God, which can so easily cause our praise to go silent.
Philippians 4:21-23, "Experiencing Joy Together in Christ", 8.23.26 (opens the original)
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Often times we put lots of emphasis on getting the final word in a conversation. And yet, can’t it be so easy at times to just read right over the final words at the end of many of the letters in the New Testament? Yet as we finished up our series in Philippians, we came to Paul’s final words in the last 3 verses of this letter, Philippians 4:21-23 and we saw that there is much for us to learn and apply to our own lives in this often overlooked ending.
Philippians 4:14-20, "Gospel Partnership", 8.16.26 (opens the original)
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As followers of Christ when the Lord saves us from our sins he also invites us into partnership with one another for the sake of the gospel. Yet to see the gospel advance requires us to live lives of sacrificial generosity. How do we do this? And where do we find the strength we need? This Sunday we studied Philippians 4:14-20 and were encouraged in the gospel partnership we have been called to.
Philippians 4:10-13, "Joyfully Content in Christ", 8.9.26 (opens the original)
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Isn’t it so easy to think, ‘If I could just have _____ then I would be happy and content’? We can all seek to fill that _____ with endless things, but isn’t it true that contentment can often be so elusive? This Sunday we looked at Philippians 4:10-13, where Paul tells us the secret to contentment.
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