Oaks Church Sermons

Philippians 3:1-11 

The Philippian Christians are being pressured to circumcise their bodies, but Paul reminds them that God has circumcised their hearts. 

Pastor Chris Lawson

Philippians 2:19-30 

Although a criminal trial awaits Paul while under house-arrest, he doesn't stockpile godly companions around himself - he sends them out to minister to others. 

Pastor Chris Lawson

Ephesians 1-6 

Around the time of Paul's writing to the Christians in Philippi, he wrote to the Christians in Ephesus - urging them toward a Christian maturity that is deeply theological and dutifully embraced.

Philippians 2:12-18 

Paul continues in his encouragement to live as citizens of the gospel by pointing to Christ's model in living the Christian life. Paul builds on the foundation of unity and obedience in our growth in Christ, while encouraging us to work as hard as we can to become who we already are in Him. 

Mitch Marczewski

Philippians 2:5-11 

The understanding of Christ’s position & mission leads us to total worship. 

Ed Rocha

Philippians 2:1-4 

As disunity threatens the Philippian Church, Paul writes to remind them: why unity is possible, how unity is pursued, and what unity produces. 

Pastor Chris Lawson

Philippians 1:27-30 

Paul urges the Philippians to live in a Gospel-reflecting manner: enduring conflict within the church; engaging conflict alongside the church. 

Pastor Chris Lawson

Philippians 1:18b-26 

Paul joyfully and confidently explains how Christ will be glorified in him whether he dies in house-arrest, or is delivered. How can we live similarly, as Citizens of the Gospel? 

Mitch Marczewski

Philippians 1:12-18a 

Paul encourages the persecuted church in Philippi, and we are reminded: As we endure affliction faithfully, the Gospel advances fruitfully. 

Pastor Chris Lawson

Philippians 1:3-11 

While imprisoned in Rome, the Apostle Paul begins his letter to the Philippian Church in an unexpectedly joyful way... with gratitude, affection, and prayer. 

Pastor Chris Lawson