Scripture: Colossians 3:12-17

Too often we assume a posture of arms crossed—a picture of disinterest or disengagement. We are not impressed or moved by the things of God. In Colossians 3, Paul admonishes the church to live with an attitude of humble, grateful worship in all things. We are to be arms-raised people! Our posture in worship should be one that physically and emotionally engages with the awe of God’s goodness and grace.

Joy isn't an automatic response; it comes from trust and faith in a God who loves us. In this final message in the Joy Ride series, Pastor Andrew Brown examines Philippians 4 and talks about what it means to have a mindset that chooses joy and discovers peace even in difficult moments. 

Proving our worth to others is exhausting. Who among us have never felt the burden of trying to measure up to those around us? In Week 4 of Joy Ride, Pastor Dan Jackson looks at Philippians 3 and what it means to find our identity in Christ and Christ alone.

How do we respond when people around us are difficult? Jesus demonstrated a way of life that was fully humble and fully submitted to God. When we model ourselves after Jesus, we can experience joy in our relationships because we willingly consider others better than ourselves. In Week 3 of Joy Ride, Pastor Andrew Brown unpacks some of Paul's most profound words in Philippians 2.

What is the difference between a fan and a follower? Paul tells us that followers of Jesus can have joy that accompanies our suffering because we know that even our trials serve a greater purpose. In Week 2 of Joy Ride, Pastor Andrew Brown looks at Philippians 1:27-30.

What does it mean to find joy even when life gets difficult? In Week 1 of our Joy Ride series, Pastor Andrew Brown looks at Paul's words in Philippians 1 and challenges us to live a life worthy of the Gospel