In our world, we are greeted with a constant stream of information and messaging. There is so much coming at us that is is a challenge to know who to listen to. Paul continues his letter to the Phillipian Church with a glowing recommendation of two of...

In our world, we are greeted with a constant stream of information and messaging. There is so much coming at us that is is a challenge to know who to listen to. Paul continues his letter to the Phillipian Church with a glowing recommendation of two of...

Paul sets forward Timothy and Epaphroditus as two flesh and blood examples of his earlier teaching on Christ—examples of serving and suffering, for the sake of Christ, for the joy of others. In the pursuit of embodying these characteristics ourselves...

We have all met those people who do nothing but complain. Nothing is ever good enough and no one ever impresses them. While we might not talk like that, the truth is we complain more often than we realize. Paul calls the church to be known by...

Those who work out the salvation that God is working in them will be joyful, distinct disciples of Jesus who shine like stars in the world.

Those who work out the salvation that God is working in them will be joyful, distinct disciples of Jesus who shine like stars in the world.

We have all met those people who do nothing but complain. Nothing is ever good enough and no one ever impresses them. While we might not talk like that, the truth is we complain more often than we realize. Paul calls the church to be known by...

Paul sets forward Timothy and Epaphroditus as two flesh and blood examples of his earlier teaching on Christ—examples of serving and suffering, for the sake of Christ, for the joy of others. In the pursuit of embodying these characteristics ourselves...

Complaining is something that comes so easy to us but is also so destructive. Paul continues his letter to the Philippian Church with a warning: Complaining is restraining. It holds us back from following Jesus and it makes our community unattractive.

Complaining is something that comes so easy to us but is also so destructive. Paul continues his letter to the Philippian Church with a warning: Complaining is restraining. It holds us back from following Jesus and it makes our community unattractive.