Continuing to look at what it means to lament, we consider how we can complain in a healthy, biblical way, bringing our requests to God.

Paul takes us through Psalm 77, the psalmist crying out to God, turning to him in his despair and remembering the Lord's deeds in saving him and all Israel.

Ste opens our new series looking at lamenting, this week seeking to answer the question 'why lament?' Starting in Psalm 88 we see the psalmist (Heman) crying out to God in the midst of trouble and terror.

Ste preaches through the final sermon in Philippians, Paul's blessing for the, and a call for contentment in all circumstances.

Ste preaches through the effect that our joy in Christ has on our unity, our anxiety and the peace that comes from being in Christ.

Paul preaches through to the end of chapter 3, a call to steadfastly strain towards the goal, imitating those who continue to walk with Christ as we await his return.

Paul preaches through what it means to have no confidence in the flesh.

Ste preaches through the next section of Philippians, Paul's desire to send Timothy and Epaphroditus, worthy and faithful men.

Paul preaches through the next section of Philippians, the call for us to be lights in the world, being a people as we seek to live out the call of Christ.

Ste preaching through the call in Philippians 2 for us to imitate the humility of Jesus, who though he was God, he humbled himself and died for our sakes.