Destiny Church of Jacksonville

Philippians 4 (Daniel Sutton)

Paul reinforces all of the themes in his letter and helps us discover the joy of contentment.

On the last week of our Philippians series, Pastor Daniel teaches us about restoring peace with believers and maintaining focus on Christ. Knowing that he had the help of Christ at all times, and in every situation, Paul had the strength to do anything. 

If Christ is your purpose for living, and the pattern you follow, the prize you are longing for, and the power you are walking in, then you will experience real contentment. 

Philippians 3:1-21 (Daniel Sutton)

Experiencing the joy of knowing and walking with Christ.

On week 5 of our Philippians series, Pastor Daniel teaches on forgetting the past (learning from it and moving on) and pressing on toward the prize ahead. Anything we are capable of doing is worthless in comparison to knowing Christ. Paul tells the Philippians that God will reveal the truth to them and they are to keep moving forward in their spiritual growth.

Philippians 2:16-30 (Daniel Sutton)

Paul shows us what God-honoring humility looks like in the life of two ordinary Joe’s.

Pastor Daniel continues in our series on Philippians with a lesson on humility. Humility considers it a privilege to spend my life for the spiritual good of others.

How is your life being poured out? 

Philippians 2:1-15 (Daniel Sutton)

Having the Humble Attitude of Christ will help us Shine Brightly for Him.

Pastor Daniel continues in our series on Philippians with a message about humility in chapter 2. The attitude that Jesus had regarding humility was, and always will be, the same. Humility-minded believers become like-minded believers. 

Philippians 1:12-30 (Daniel Sutton)

A life lived for Christ is a life full of joy. 

In the second message in our series on Philippians, Pastor Daniel teaches from the second half of the first chapter about Paul's perspective during imprisonment. Paul says that their intention was to make his chains more painful but he sees it differently, a change to turn his obstacle into an opportunity.

Philippians 1:1-11 (Daniel Sutton)

Paul's letter to the Philippians shows us how to experience joy in our journey.

In the start of a brand new series on the book of Philippians, Pastor Daniel goes line-by-line through the first part of Philippians 1, teaching us about the joy found in following Christ wholeheartedly. If we truly want change in our lives, we must read Christ's commands and apply them daily. 

Building Kingdom Causes (Dr. Mitch Arbeláez)

Is there not a cause for us to be involved in as Disciples of Christ?

Dr. Mitch brings the third part in our Disciple Making series and teaches on the importance of the causes of Christ. Your level of confidence, to both recognize and engage yourself in any cause, is directly proportional to the amount of time you spend with the Lord. To understand what God would define as a true cause we must be people who first love Him.

Belonging to Authentic Community (Daniel Sutton)

The power of God is even stronger in and through community.

 

Pastor Daniel continued in our series on Disciple Making with a convicting message on authentic community and what it means for our growth as believers. We are commanded by God to be part of community and the road to your specific role in the Body of Christ is found in belonging to authentic community.

Becoming Mature Followers of Christ (Daniel Sutton)

The marching orders for every follower of Christ is to Make Disciples.

In week 2 of our series on Disciple Making, Pastor Daniel brings a strong message on what it means to be a disciple and how important it is to follow Jesus so closely that we begin to look like Him. The original disciples were willing to die for Jesus! Can’t we at least start truly living in obedience for Him? 

Advancing the Kingdom (Pastor Jodi Tomlinson)

Maturity Multiplies. 

 

Pastor Jodi kicked off our church-wide study on Disciple-making with a message on the vision, core values, and mission of Destiny Church entitled "Advancing the Kingdom". If the Spirit of God is in you, you will bear His fruit and His fruit multiplies. The transference of this fruit is called disciple-making.