A lot of our lives are lived in the gray area, where there is no clear right or wrong. So how do we navigate life in the gray area? In Philippians 1:27-30, Paul gives us a command that can help us in any situation.

Adversity is unavoidable in life. Our response to adversity however is something that is open to change. Let's take a look at Paul's example and see what the bible would have for us on going through adversity.

Join us as we step through the book of Philippians verse by verse

The point of the Old Testament scriptures being included in the Bible is that they pointed to Jesus and He is the point!

The bible is compiled from so many smaller stories that sometimes we have a tendency of diving into and looking for a specific reference rather than looking at the bible as a whole completed work. This week we aim to understand why the bible was intended to be seen in its entirety.

Sometimes it seems that we know many stories from the bible without knowing the story of the bible. This 4-week series aims at growing our understanding of how the bible came to be. This week we are tackling a major truth, that Jesus doesn't exist because of the bible, but that the bible exists because of Jesus.

The truth this week is simple. You will never be passionate about sharing Jesus and the gospel with those around you until you are utterly devastated by your own need for it.

There are things in our lives right now that have the potential to ruin our future. Not just derail it, or make it stumble - but to actually ruin it. Perhaps it is time we take significant steps towards eliminating those potential risks in our lives. This is no new idea, just look at the story of King Josiah from the bible!

Often times we cannot imagine what stands on the other side of taking a step of faith. Yet throughout the bible God does his best work with those who were willing to step into uncertainty following God's call. Watch and see what God does through a woman that when faced with her future plans, took her own desires out of the equation.