Enjoying the Journey

(John 20:1-10, 24-31) The truth of the Resurrection of Jesus is not just for some of the people, some of the time. It is for all people all of the time. Join Scott Pauley for the first of six messages given around Easter from John 20. Let us reflect at all times upon all that our Savior has done for us. (06151220625) 

(Philippians 2:17-30) Take a look at yourself – are you willing to sacrifice? Are you willing to serve? Are you willing to supply the needs of those around you? The men Paul speaks of in Philippians chapter 2 had embraced the mind of Christ and were demonstrating it in these ways. So can we! (06150220624) 

(Philippians 2:3-8) True peace, joy, and beauty come to our homes when we learn to think like Christ and therefore begin to live like Christ. In today’s broadcast our study will reveal that His mind is one of charity and unity, as well as humility and responsibility. What will it look like to begin developing the mind of Christ in your family? (06149220623) 

(Philippians 2:1-2) Having the mind of Christ in our families will result in charity and unity. As we begin to dive into Philippians chapter 2, we discover that the mind of Christ is more relational than informational, more related to the heart than the intellect. As we learn to think like Christ, our actions will begin to look like Christ! (06148220622) 

(Philippians 1:9-11) Often, we go through a list of names when we pray for our family, but today we will consider a list of needs about which to pray. Following the pattern displayed in Philippians 1:9-11 we will learn to ask God for growth – in four different directions! (06147220621) 

(Philippians 1:9-11) We live in the “more generation.” It seems everyone wants more house, more money, more vacation time, and even more than all of that. But what would the prayer list for your family reveal that you want more of? Let’s cease to be satisfied with where we are spiritually and ask God to make us abound more and more!  (06146220620) 

(Hebrews 11:1-22) Families are known by what they stand for. More importantly, families are known for what they stand on. Abraham built his family upon a foundation of faith in God. What will your family be built upon? Join Scott Pauley as he brings this second message from Hebrews 11. (06145220618) 

(Philippians 1:7, 12, 17) What do you think is the greatest enemy in the Christian life? You’ll have to listen to the broadcast today to find out! Don’t worry – you’re also going to learn what weapon can defeat this enemy. And we’ll discover the weapon about which Jesus said not even the gates of Hell would prevail against! Let’s prepare your family for spiritual battle! (06144220617) 

(Philippians 1:2-6) When we look inside a Christian home, we should see family members thanking God for one another, praying for one another, sharing their gospel testimony with one another, and talking to one another about spiritual things. Today we’ll look more closely at what it means to have a home with “fellowship in the gospel.”  (06143220616) 

(Philippians 1:27) What does it look like to have joy in your heart and home? What does it look like to build a household of faith? Both begin with the Gospel. Today we’ll learn from Philippians what it means to have a “Gospel Family.” (06142220615) 

(Philippians 1:1-5) When teaching and preaching on the family, the most commonly used books of the Bible are probably Ephesians and Colossians. But right between these two is the small book of Philippians. It doesn’t directly mention the home, yet it is full principles that will bring joy to any home. Let’s ask God to do a great work in our homes! (06141220614) 

(Acts 16:9-33) In our first Enjoying the Journey series, we studied the book of Philippians. Over the next few weeks, we will study this book again and explore how it applies to families. Let’s begin with a “road trip to Philippi" where we'll see Lydia and her family.  (06140220613) 

For nearly 20 years, Scott Pauley served with Pastor Clarence Sexton at Crown College and Temple Baptist Church. This is a classic message by Pastor Sexton from Exodus 14. This message was recorded in 2003. 

(John  19:30) When Jesus cried, “It is finished,” all of Heaven heard it and rejoiced. All of Hell heard it and trembled. All of earth must hear it and believe. This final word of Jesus on the cross is a cry of the Conqueror, a cry of completion, and a cry of commencement. Let’s discover why in today’s broadcast. (06138220610) 

(John 19:30) When Jesus cried from the cross, “It is finished,” He was literally saying “Paid in full!” The debt of sin has been canceled. There is no further work required to pay the price of salvation. Jesus paid it all! Trust Him today! (06137220609) 

(Luke  23:43) One word from Jesus changes everything! In our final look at Jesus’ use of the word “today,” we find that it is a word of great expectancy. It speaks to us about God and His present work, about our lives and fleeting opportunities, and about our eternity, which is greater than we can imagine if we turn to Christ by faith. (06136220608) 

(Luke 23:39-43) “Today” is a word of expediency, as well as opportunity. God has given each of us an opportunity to make the most of today. In this study we will consider right priorities as we again look to Jesus on His most difficult day. (06135220607) 

(Luke  23:32-33, 39-43) When the thief on the cross cried out to Jesus to save him, our Lord promised that he would be with Him in Paradise that very day. We are not guaranteed tomorrow, but we have been given today. Friend, I urge you to trust Christ, return to God, or begin the task God has laid on your heart…today! (06134220606) 

(Luke 23:46) Some people live their whole lives letting their hurts define and detour them. How much better it would be to trust every circumstance and situation to the loving hands of God, as we see Jesus doing on the cross. His final recorded words demonstrate His complete confidence in the Father. (06132220603)