Using Paul's letter to the Philippians to examine Paul's purpose and reveal that at the end of the day all our accomplishments are rubbish if not for Jesus and in comparison to the love we should have for Him.

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians to show how the church needs both people who put the concerns of others above their own and dependable servants who ask "What is Jesus doing and how can I be a part of it?"

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians as remembrance and motivation to follow Jesus because God works in and through us, and we must respond in love to fulfill His good purpose.

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians to demonstrate that as followers of Jesus we need to be united in purpose and looking out for others as much as we look out for ourselves.

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians as an example of how to live as citizens in God's Kingdom while still living in this world.

A reflection on the phrase in Paul's letter to the Philippians "For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain" and how it forms the heart of understanding God's UNfinished work in our lives and the world.

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians as inspiration to ask "How did I get here?" in order to gain a better understanding of the work God is building in our UNfinished lives.

An inspection of the UNfinished work in our lives to better orient our perspective as we look forward to the day Jesus finishes the work by inaugurating His kingdom in the world.

Easter Sunday! God is calling us to give our One.Life to follow Jesus by believing, seeing, and joining His invitation to a Resurrection.Life. The resurrection changes everything.

God is calling us to give our One.Life to follow Jesus by picking up our cross daily and allowing Him into our suffering while also joining others in their suffering.