Life has a way of pulling us in different directions and when that happens its not just us that feels it, our friends and family feel it too! Nobody gets to skip out on this part of life, but Christians have something rare and powerful when these times come. What is it? Well, you'll just have to join us as we continue our study of the Book of Philippians.

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We've all seen it, that inspirational picture on the office wall of the lone mountain climber, reaching unimaginable heights on her own power alone. -- We often imagine that this is what faith will make us into; godly individuals who no longer need anything but God. But this week in our study of Philippians we see the exact opposite. Faithful people called to such great heights by God that they could only succeed with other faithful people around them. Sound more like what we actually need? Join us Sunday and we'll explore the topic together!

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In Christ you can give up all you have because in Christ you have everything you need.

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If you could chose a life lived for great and mighty purpose or a life of simple humility, which would you chose? Our scripture this week suggests something significant -- that in order to have one you must have the other and that Christians are called to passionately pursue both these things! Join us this week for worship as we continue our read through of the book of Philippians.

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Have you been to prison yet? Some prisons come with iron bars and guards, but others are less obvious -- battles that must be fought, situations we didn't ask for, setbacks undeserved. This week in our study of the book of Philippians we'll see first hand why Jesus can even change the way we feel about our greatest setbacks in life and how we respond when others in our life find themselves "imprisoned."

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Would you say you are a joyful person? This week we start a new journey through the book of Philippians. We'll learn about how to have Joy, real Joy, in the midst of everyday life and what it is about Jesus that really does change everything. We're calling the series Life without Fear. Join us for worship on Sunday and we'll start together.

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Jesus concludes his Sermon on the Mount with an enormously challenging word to his followers. Are we actually following Him as much as we think we are? Come here the critical message Jesus had for all Christians!

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Not everyone would say they believe in prayer, but sooner or later almost everyone prays. Isn't that interesting? And of course Jesus repeatedly taught His followers to be praying people. So, what is so powerful about prayer and what should we expect from God when we pray?

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Jesus once visited the home of some friends and said to one of them, “Martha, Martha, you are anxious and troubled of many things.” Might Jesus be saying the same thing to you? So many of us are, and anxiety seems to be part of the human condition. But In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenged his followers not to be anxious. Is that even possible? And, if it is, why is it so important for Christ followers to be non-anxious?

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What do you do when people hurt you? Do you forgive? Do you set boundaries? Does it slip your mind after a few days, or do you remember it? Jesus uses His sermon on the mount to push us further and further into His view of life, and this week he asks us to do the hardest thing of all. To love the people who hurt us. What is He thinking? Is this even possible? Join us Sunday and we'll talk about it.

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