Killing Anxiety
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Philippians 4:6-7
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Ladies and Gentlemen
How are we to live in a world full of disappointments fraught with unmet expectations, including relationships, things and accomplishments? Dr. Stephen Davey shares two items in today's study to help us do more than survive.
How We Get Along
Jesus said in John 13:36 that our love for one another is unmistakable proof to the world that we belong to Him. But what does that look like in the assembly? How does it manifest itself on Sunday morning? Stephen brings us insight from Paul's letter to the Ephesian believers.
What's On Your Mind?
You are not what you think you are; but what you think – you are. So one of the most profound questions you can ask someone else in the faith, is this, ...
How We Discipline the Unrepentant
Church discipline is not only one of the least preached subjects in all the New Testament; it's also one of the least practiced. Stephen shows us why the absence of discipline has not only damaged our view of who we are, it has damaged our understanding of who God is.
Enough
Dr. Davey says the problem didn’t start with us, or, our culture. It actually began at the beginning of human history. What in the world is he talking about which impacts and plagues your world daily?
What We Give Away
Throughout this remarkable study of the local church, Stephen has exposed the self-serving mentality that has permeated American churches over the past few decades. In this final message, he challenges us to stop asking the question, "What can the church do for me?" and instead ask the question, "What can I do for the church?"
The Most Famous Thank-You Letter in Church History
Instead of complaining for the ways people never come through – or the way things didn’t work out as expected – or trails that never got snow plowed – these people will find a way to .... What type of people is Dr. Davey speaking of in today's study?
Rewriting the Perception of God
How does the world perceive the church? How does your world perceive the church?
Ordinary Saints
One of the primary reasons behind Paul’s very personal letter to the believers in Philippi, was to remind them of their true identity; to remind them of who they were and to Whom they belonged. Dr. Davey tells us who and to Whom in today's episode.
Living Up to Your Name
What does it mean to be a Christian? Going public with our Christianity, means that we are making a ...