It is clear in scripture that we are supposed to imitate Christ by being of the same mind as Christ. But what was Christ's mindset?

In this sermon Pastor Justin Cox gives us a few ideas as to what the mind of Christ really was, and compares true humility with false humility. Listen in on this sermon from Phil. 2, it is sure to inspire you to walk in Christ's mindset.

Jesus spoke with so much wisdom and authority. He raised the standard for the Laws of God to a level never before seen, especially lust. Listen as Pastor Cox peers into the historical roots of the words of Christ and exposes the REAL definition of lust. Christ ask us if our we are willing to pluck out our right eye if it would get in the way of being sold out to him.  Would you?

In the second part of the revival series being held during Wednesday night Bible Study, Pastor Cox speaks about love.  There are so many places that we look for love in the world today - in music, movies, friends, family, the opposite sex.  But God so loved the world...you know the rest, but do you know His love, do you appreciate His love?  How do you respond to His love?  Listen as Pastor Cox speaks about how this love can bring about revival.

Last week we learned that Paul had a rightful place in the highest levels of Roman society as a Roman citizen. Nevertheless, when he met Jesus face to face on the Damascus road, he was willing to give that up to become a slave to Jesus Christ, the fulfillment of the scriptures. Now we move on to verse 2 of chapter 1 to learn that he was set apart or called to proclaim the Gospel. Some people today feel called to be married or a parent; or to be a doctor or lawyer or just rich; or to be an athlete or music or movie star. But above all of that, as Christians, we are called by Christ to be ministers of the Gospel and make disciples of all nations. Does that calling sound as attractive as some of the others? Are you answering that calling?

Paul had all the full rights of a Roman cititzen.  It was then much like being a US citizen is today.  The words, "I'm a Roman citizen" got Paul out of torture and jail on more than one occasion.  But before calling himself an apostle, he announced himself to the Gentiles and Jews in Rome as a slave to Jesus Christ.  This humble position underlies the whole book of Romans.  Listen as Pastor Justin Cox introduces the series on the Book of Romans.

Everyone had a good thing going when Jesus came on the scene. Listen to Pastor Cox as he explains how Jesus ruined things for all of them when he came to the earth to reconcile the world to himself on the cross.