Kevin continues our journey through Philippians, examining Paul's search for righteousness. What does it mean to be righteous and good? Can we even hope to attain such a thing? With God, all things are possible...
As Paul shares about the upcoming travel plans for Timothy and Epaphroditus, we discover how, when we value others and their interests above ourselves, God uses us as channels of his mercy.
Humble unity shines in a darkened world like stars in the night sky. David leads us in a conversation in Philippians 2 about how a right understanding of God’s love for us leads us to love those around us.
In Philippians 2 Paul makes a strong plea for unity through humility, as we see so powerfully embodied in Jesus. What does this mean for us in a divided world? How can we embody the hope of loving unity based not on shared opinions, but rooted in the...
After Paul greets the crew in Philippians, he moves immediately into what it means to suffer and even die for the cause of Christ. What does it mean for us to 'suffer for Christ' and follow the plans of God?
While in prison, the Apostle Paul writes to his church friends in Philippi, but somehow holds a deep expectation and hope for his circumstance. Paul illustrates the necessity to keep God's plans in perspective to experience the hope and joy...
What is hope? Kevin kicks off our Philippians series by examining how Paul's audience defined hope, and identifying Paul's source of lasting hope. The answer won't surprise you, but it's the right answer.
Philippians 1:1-11 reveals the essential role of God's people in the life of a believer. In community, we support each other, partner in mission and grow in our knowledge of Christ through the study of...
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Highway is a non-denominational, Jesus-centered, egalitarian church community in Silicon Valley, gathering in Mountain View. At Highway we embrace the tensions in faith believing that these are where…
God often meets us. We are an endlessly curious church and we believe the mysteries and doubts we encounter are just part of a real spiritual journey.