Paul tells the Philippians to "watch out for the dogs." In this sermon, Campus Ministry Director, Jonathan Cothron, explains Paul's strange warning and how it relates to our lives. The warning is against treating any lesser prize in life as the greater prize.

What does he mean when Paul tells the Philippians to "work out their salvation with fear and trembling." In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains what it means, and how working out our salvation leads to invincible joy.

If you were looking for sources of joy, "humility" would be a very unlikely place. Yet Paul says humility is a powerful and surprising source of joy. In this sermon, Pastor Quentin Bunnell unpacks the surprising ways in which humility leads to joy.

This is part one of our new series in Philippians. Two things are true about this letter Paul wrote: 1) Paul constantly talks about his joy; 2) Paul wrote the letter from prison. In chapter one of the letter, Paul gives us his first source of invincible joy—gospel partnership.

In this final part of our series, we're looking at the topic of race. Pastor Justin explores how Jesus crosses an ethnic barrier to engage a woman from Samaria… when Jews and Samaritans typically had nothing to do with each other.

How is Jesus' seemingly narrow and restrictive teaching on sex and sexuality good news? In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Jesus' answer to a question on divorce in Matthew 19 to find out.

Pastor Adam Mabry visits our Providence location for part 4 of our Jesus, Justice, and ________ series. The question in focus for this sermon: How does Jesus say we should use our wealth?

Imagine being a non-anxious presence in an anxious political climate. In his answer to a politically-charged question, Jesus explains that a person can live for God while under the authority of human government. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Jesus' response and how it helps us to live well for God and with government.

Talking about the marginalized—the poor and needy—has become controversial because we have the conversation along political lines. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Jesus' parable about Lazarus and the rich man, showing us that Jesus engages the marginalized in a very different fashion.

This is the first part in a series looking at important subjects that often spark debate. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at John 5, where Jesus says that he is the authority on what's right and wrong.