"Eyes to See" by Rev. Stuart Latimer

This week we enjoyed a sermon from guest pastor Rev. Stuart Latimer, from Grace Presbyterian Church in Wilmette. He entitled his sermon "Eyes to See" and took his text from Ephesians 1:15-23.

"Progress and Joy in the Gospel: Pressing On Toward the Goal"

The Reverend Dan Adamson, takes his text from the letter to the Philippians, Chapter 3, Verses 12-16. He entitles his sermon from this week, "Pressing On Toward the Goal" and continues his sermons series, Progress and Joy in the Gospel.

"Progres and Joy in the Gospel: Proving Your Self-Worth"

This morning the Reverend Adamson continued his sermon series entitled Progress and Joy in the Gospel. The sermon's title is "Proving Your Self-Worth", and takes its text from Philippians 3:1-11. Congratulations to all who finished the Chicago Marathon, and especially to all who made it to church despite the detours that it created! This Sermon is no longer available online.

"Progress and Joy in the Gospel: Models of Success"

This morning the Rev. Dan Adamson continues to take his text from Philippians, Chapter 2, Verses 19-30. The sermon is entitled "Models of Success."

"Progress and Joy in the Gospel: The Root and Fruit of Salvation"

This morning's sermon continues Rev. Adamson's series, Progress and Joy in the Gospel. "The Root and Fruit of Salvation" is the title, and Dan takes his text from Philippians 2:12-18. Enjoy!

"Progress and Joy in the Gospel: The Shape of Our Lives in Christ

In this morning's sermon, the Rev. Dan Adamson continues his Progress and Joy in the Gospel sermon series which is based in Philippians. Today's sermon is entitled "The Shape of Our Lives in Christ" and is from Chapter 2, Verses 1-11.

"Progress and Joy in the Gospel: Living in a Manner Worthy of the Gospel"

Sermon from Sunday, September 12th. The Rev. Dan Adamson entitled it "Living in a Manner Worthy of the Gospel" and is continuing his series in Philippians on Progress and Joy in the Gospel. The text was taken from Chapter 1 Verses 27 through 30, and due to another technical error, the sermon was not successfully recorded. Many apologies for the inconvenience.