In this episode we discuss what Paul means when he instructs the church to keep obeying, walk in humility like Christ, and to work out our salvation. Each of these topics go layers deep so we will sit in these and look inwardly to check our hearts.

In this episode we will continue to discuss chapter 1. Paul is communicating that even prison seasons are used to advance the gospel. Our prayers + The Holy Spirit = deliverance, and gives us all the courage and endurance needed to not hide but to stand firmly and boldly for Christ. If it costs us our life we win! If we are protected from death we win! But the key to all of this is the partnership you see in the equation. God’s people must partner together to gave the endurance to stand strong, that in turn is partnering with the Spirit of God and the result is Kingdom expansion.

In this episode we will discuss how the Philippian’s participation in Paul’s ministry brought him joy in a dark season. While in prison Paul writes and prays. His prayer can teach us a lot about what is important in the kingdom.

In this episode we talk about how and when Paul planted the Philippians church and all the people God used to participate in the gospel with Paul.

In this episode we discuss four assignments that Jude leaves the church with knowing that deception will always be a battle for believer’s.

In this episode we will remember the OT testimonies of Cain, Balaam, and Korah and see how today’s false teachers share similar characteristics. We must have spiritual eyes to see and recognize them.

In this episode we finish up the signs of identifying false teachers.

Jude gives us three examples from Israel’s past of God bringing judgement on people for their sins. In these stories we can clearly identify what signs to look for in false teachers.

Jude writes a letter to the early believers warning them to contend for the faith because their were ungodly among them posing as believers. This section sets up the entire letter.

In this episode we will discuss three markers of spiritual maturity. As followers of Christ we MUST mature so that we can go out as the body of Christ and meet needs and minister effectively.