As we wrap up the series, we see how Philippians 4:8 has one final instruction on how to control our anxiety which is to think about good things. When we focus our minds on good things, God promises that we will experience His peace.

When we are overwhelmed with anxiety and worry, the very peace of God is promised to those who seek it.

In Philippians 4:6-7, we're instructed to pray with supplication & thanksgiving which means sharing specific needs with God with an attitude of gratefulness. We can then focus on God who is always good with an understanding that we don't deserve anyth

This week we look at how the way we spend our money reveals what we love. The scriptures describe the love of Jesus as influencing, satisfying and overruling other things we’d call needs.

We all long for contentment but why does it seem to elude us? Maybe we're looking in the wrong places. As we look at Philippians 4:10-13, Paul learned how to experience contentment in any circumstances. Here are the 5 main ingredients for contentment.

Does it seem like the world is growing more and more unstable? How can we stand firm? It's possibly to have stability like a rock when everything around is shifting sand. Paul tells us how to find peace in the principle through poise, prayer, and presence

We take a deep dive into Philippians 3:7-16 and what it means to receive, forget and press on. These are instructions for how we can live in freedom of imputed righteousness which results in unexplainable to break out!

As we stop placing our confidence in ourselves but instead place all our confidence in knowing Jesus, we can rejoice in the Lord. It comes as a feeling of inner gladness based upon God’s victory over sin and death.

As Christians we can truly rejoice in the Lord in all circumstances. This week we will look at the difference between happiness and joy and ways to train our hearts to rejoice.