David Rose
X Marks the Spot: Finding Your Identity, Purpose, and Belonging in Christ
Paul shows how knowing Christ reshapes who you are, where you belong, and how your life can make a real difference, even in hard seasons.
Farewell Farewell: Paul’s Final Words and the Power of Grace
Paul’s closing words in Philippians remind us that God’s grace keeps working through ordinary believers. Listen in to see how this farewell speaks to unity, mission, and hope today.
Appreciation Appreciation: Finding Contentment and Gratitude When Life Feels Uncertain
Contentment isn’t found in your circumstances but in Christ. Philippians 4:10–20 points us to joy that lasts.
The Nobel Peace Prize: Finding True Peace Through Christ
When life feels like it's falling apart, Philippians points us to the peace only Jesus gives - a peace that holds you steady in conflict, quiets anxiety, and anchors your heart in what lasts.
Goal Line Stand: Perseverance and Standing Firm in Faith (Philippians 3)
In “Goal Line Stand,” Pastor David Rose shares how to stand firm in faith and persevere through life’s trials with biblical courage and spiritual strength.
Neighborhood Watch: Joy in Christ and Guarding the Faith
In his sermon on Philippians 3, Pastor David Rose shows how true joy in Christ frees us from legalism and apathy, finding life in His resurrection and sufferings.
Table Manners: What the First Passover Teaches Us About the Lord’s Supper
Learn how the first Passover in Exodus 12 shapes our understanding of the Lord’s Supper, community, and holy living today.
Fellowship Haul: How God Uses Ordinary People to Build Gospel Community
Loneliness is real, but God's answer is the church. Philippians 2:19-30 shows how God uses ordinary believers to build true Gospel community.
Hitting the Gym: How to Work Out Your Salvation
Learn how Philippians 2:12–18 calls believers to work out salvation through Spirit-empowered obedience, growth, and joyful discipleship.
Attitude Adoption
Pastor David Rose teaches from Philippians 2:5–11, showing why Christ’s humility and service should shape how we think, treat others, and live each day.