In the fourth and final week of "Life's Big Questions," we are asking the question, where am I headed after this life?

Life is full of questions. But in this series, we're tackling the biggest ones. How should I live? Find out the answer.

In week two of "Life's Big Questions," we are asking the question, why am I here?

In week one of "Life's Big Questions," we are asking the question, where did I come from?

When it all comes down to it, the Christian faith is founded on a completely falsifiable claim. If the resurrection never happened, our faith is worthless. But if it did happen, it changes everything!

In Philippians 4:10-23, Paul wraps up his letter to the church in Philippi and he wants them to understand how to be content in whatever circumstances they find themselves in.

We all tend to worry about things. But what ought we do with those worries? In Philippians 4:2-9, we see what it means to take our worries and hand them over to the God of peace.

What is more important? Competency or character? What does success look like? In this message, we see how Paul articulates success in the kingdom of God through two real-life people who he used as sermon illustrations.

Paul calls the Philippian church stars in the night. But what comes first, what allows them to shine is the difficult work of joining God in the work He is doing in them. Work out your salvation with fear and trembling. That was Paul's command to us. Let's find out what that means.

Joy is not an occasion, a circumstance, or a feeling. It's a path. It's a way.