The Psalms prepare us to see that while the journey of following God can be disorienting, we can be renewed by the truth of God’s word and the reality of his reign.

Contentment motivates us to address those circumstances we can change and to accept those we cannot. So, how can we learn to be content?

In this message, we will learn how we break the stranglehold that worry can have on our minds, so that we experience God’s peace, regardless of the circumstances.

In this message, we will talk about working through interpersonal conflict and handling it well.

In his story we see that people who make progress acknowledge that they are “in process.” Likewise, they focus on the future and keep their eyes on the goal. Finally, they have role models who help them along the way. So, what does it look like for you to make progress?

Paul wants to know Christ in a transformational way. This involves experiencing the power of Christ’s resurrection and becoming like him in his death.

We see that as Christians, we have a common family, a common purpose, and a common enemy!