Vaughn Park Church Of Christ (sermons)

Have you learned the secret? As we conclude our study of Philippians, Tim shares lessons from Paul about how to be content and joyful regardless of circumstances, people, things or worry. 

As we come to the final chapter of Philippians, Tim focuses on the partnership Paul had with the church there and invited guests to join him in talking about how Vaughn Park members can be partners in giving, missions and the ministry focus for 2026.

Stop it, and drop it! This may sound like the instructions for extinguishing a flame, but it's also Paul's prescription to the Philippians for finding peace. In today's lesson, Tim pulls from Chapter 4 of Paul's letter to remind us peace comes through unloading worry and replacing it with prayer and thanksgiving. 

Rejoice always! Really? In all things? Even when life is hard? Even when it's sad? Today's lesson by our ministry team reminds us joy isn't about circumstances. It's about our Savior. 

What's your one thing? Family? Work? Fun? In Philippians Chapter 3, Paul helps us find focus by sharing his own commitment to count everything else as loss and set his sights on Christ. 

What do you want to know? Tim's lesson from Philippians Chapter 2 reveals the source of joy and how we can shine like stars even in challenging times. 

Have you benefitted from Christ's love, comfort and encouragement? Then what are you going to do about it? Today's lesson focuses on Philippians Chapter 2 and Paul's call for unity, humility and Christlike service.  

If we're living for anything but Christ, our equation ends with loss. But when we follow Paul's formula in Philippians 1:21, the product of our lives is gain. 

If you ever feel anxious or exhausted, perhaps you need a time out. In today's lesson, Tim shares from his heart how he looks inward, outward and upward to refill and reconnect. 

Is your cup full? What if we told you, "God wants it to overflow"? In today's lesson from Philippians 1:9, Tim challenges us to ask if our love is overflowing; is our knowledge growing; and are we changing to be more like Christ.