What do you do when you need a fresh perspective and times are hard? The book of Philippians brings hope where you might otherwise think there is none. Mark Clark leads us through this series!

What do you do when you need a fresh perspective and times are hard? The book of Philippians brings hope where you might otherwise think there is none. Mark Clark leads us through this series!

What do you do when you need a fresh perspective and times are hard? The book of Philippians brings hope where you might otherwise think there is none. Mark Clark leads us through this series!

Humanity finds itself at a crossroads. If we keep hating each other and not trusting each other, we'll destroy each other. Seeing this exact problem, Scripture shows God moving in a very dierent direction: to a cross. In the cross, love resolves what humans never could, paving the way back to love and trust.

In a world where spouses, kids, employers, colleagues, and friends break your trust, how can you even begin to trust people again? In this message, we'll look at some radical teachings in Scripture and answer that question. It's possible–more than possible.

Who can you trust, really? Jesus said that the greatest commandment God has given us is to love him with all our heas and to love our neighbour as we love ourselves. Yet, given the carnage of the last few years, many of us have moved closer to trusting only ourselves. In this message, we'll explore the staggering implications of trusting almost no one—or no one at all.

Let's look at five steps to punching through the paper walls of excuses and justifications to find freedom in your life.

If you won't admit you're wrong, you'll be wrong you're entire life.

It's true that God loves you just the way you are, but he loves you too much to leave you that way.

Whether fueled by fear, insecurity, or a past event, many of us construct a paper wall of excuses that holds us back.