L2 Denver Church Podcast

Philippians 4:10-23: How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

Philippians 4:2-9: How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

Philippians 3:12-4:1 How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

Philippians 3:1-11 How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

Due to some technical difficulties with this weeks audio recording we are unable to post Sunday’s sermon on Joy in Humility. In its stead we hope you will enjoy this rebroadcast of a previous sermon from this year’s “Offering a Counter Narrative” series, on Pride and Insecurity.

How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

Associate Pastor James Rathmann speaks this labor day on Acts 17, Paul’s message on the Areopagus. We look into the question of meaning in our lives and how the gospel speaks to all areas of our life, not just the explicitly religious.

How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

How much joy do you experience on a daily basis? How real and lasting is it? Is there anything we can do to have more joy in our lives? These are the questions we are considering in this sermon series Philippians – Intentional Joy.

As we move chronologically through the book of Jonah, we will examine the relentless grace of God and how He works through unlikely people.

As we move chronologically through the book of Jonah, we will examine the relentless grace of God and how He works through unlikely people.

As we move chronologically through the book of Jonah, we will examine the relentless grace of God and how He works through unlikely people.

As we move chronologically through the book of Jonah, we will examine the relentless grace of God and how He works through unlikely people.

As we move chronologically through the book of Jonah, we will examine the relentless grace of God and how He works through unlikely people.

As we move chronologically through the book of Jonah, we will examine the relentless grace of God and how He works through unlikely people.

Nearly half of your waking life is ordered around your work. So, how do you explain that less than half of all American workers like their jobs and nearly 70% of workers are not productively engaged? Perhaps even more surprising is the fact that only 29% of all parents would encourage their child to go into their line of work. Have jobs and working conditions declined or has our understanding of work diminished to the point that it no longer has meaning to us? In this sermon series, Russ McKendry is considering what Christianity has to say about work and the importance it has in our everyday lives.

Nearly half of your waking life is ordered around your work. So, how do you explain that less than half of all American workers like their jobs and nearly 70% of workers are not productively engaged? Perhaps even more surprising is the fact that only 29% of all parents would encourage their child to go into their line of work. Have jobs and working conditions declined or has our understanding of work diminished to the point that it no longer has meaning to us? In this sermon series, Russ McKendry is considering what Christianity has to say about work and the importance it has in our everyday lives.