How a person thinks affects every aspect of their life. This week in Philippians 4:8–9, the Apostle Paul is going to show us that we have a thinking problem and at the same time help us to develop categories and filters related to our thinking. And at the end of the day, we’re going to […]
The gospel overflows into our lives, causing us to rejoice in the LORD, making us gracious, kind people, and moving us toward peace. God is going to give us incredible, life-changing perspective shifts that will challenge us and encourage us.(Philippians 4:4-7)
As the family of God, we are to live united. Unity is central to all that God wants to do through His church. This week, the Apostle Paul is going to show us that we are united by the gospel and for the gospel.
Paul models a life filled with joy, regardless of his circumstances. In this section, we are going to see Paul shine a light on the false teachers of his time. He’s going to give the Philippian church a great charge to not deviate from the gospel. Then he’s going to give us a great challenge: […]
Because Jesus has made us His own, we now strain to know Him and pursue the prize of being with Him. Watch and be challenged to consider how the Gospel shapes our desires as we study Philippians: 3:12-14.
Today, we’ll explore Philippians 3:1–11, where Paul challenges us to rejoice and, ultimately, to not look to anything or anyone else but Jesus for righteousness, life, and joy.
One of the biggest challenges in life is moving away from self and toward the interests of Jesus. Today, we’ll be wrestling with how to become people who seek the interests of Jesus by looking at the lives of Timothy and Epaphroditus. (Philippians 2:19-30)
Joy isn’t circumstantial. Spend your life for the sake of Jesus and His gospel. (Phil 2:17-18)
Knowing who we are pushes us towards holy living. Peter spends time laying the groundwork for who we are before giving us the imperatives of how we’re to live. The gospel and our identity are critical to living as a sojourner and an exile today. 1 Peter 2:9-13
Kicking off the new year Pastor Joe Testa starts us off by continuing his series of “Joy Regardless”. We will be studying the book of Philippians as Paul writes about getting away from our grumblings.
