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For a third fall in a row, we are navigating through another of the Apostle Paul’s letters to the church. This year, we are studying Philippians. Paul, writing from a prison cell, knew all too well how things both externally and internally can erode and break apart our joy. It seems our culture both highlights and even celebrates turmoil to the point where it can feel impossible to find any semblance of joy. In this new sermon series, we dive into Philippians and allow its powerful and encouraging truths about living a joy-filled life in the midst of struggles. Join us as we read life-changing insight from the Apostle Paul and “reconstruct” the joy in our lives.

For a third fall in a row, we are navigating through another of the Apostle Paul’s letters to the church. This year, we are studying Philippians. Paul, writing from a prison cell, knew all too well how things both externally and internally can erode and break apart our joy. It seems our culture both highlights and even celebrates turmoil to the point where it can feel impossible to find any semblance of joy. In this new sermon series, we dive into Philippians and allow its powerful and encouraging truths about living a joy-filled life in the midst of struggles. Join us as we read life-changing insight from the Apostle Paul and “reconstruct” the joy in our lives.

For a third fall in a row, we are navigating through another of the Apostle Paul’s letters to the church. This year, we are studying Philippians. Paul, writing from a prison cell, knew all too well how things both externally and internally can erode and break apart our joy. It seems our culture both highlights and even celebrates turmoil to the point where it can feel impossible to find any semblance of joy. In this new sermon series, we dive into Philippians and allow its powerful and encouraging truths about living a joy-filled life in the midst of struggles. Join us as we read life-changing insight from the Apostle Paul and “reconstruct” the joy in our lives.

Here from Kyle as he does a Q&A with Kfirst missionaries

For a third fall in a row, we are navigating through another of the Apostle Paul’s letters to the church. This year, we are studying Philippians. Paul, writing from a prison cell, knew all too well how things both externally and internally can erode and break apart our joy. It seems our culture both highlights and even celebrates turmoil to the point where it can feel impossible to find any semblance of joy. In this new sermon series, we dive into Philippians and allow its powerful and encouraging truths about living a joy-filled life in the midst of struggles. Join us as we read life-changing insight from the Apostle Paul and “reconstruct” the joy in our lives.

"Together in Joy"

For a third fall in a row, we are navigating through another of the Apostle Paul’s letters to the church. This year, we are studying Philippians. Paul, writing from a prison cell, knew all too well how things both externally and internally can erode and break apart our joy. It seems our culture both highlights and even celebrates turmoil to the point where it can feel impossible to find any semblance of joy. In this new sermon series, we dive into Philippians and allow its powerful and encouraging truths about living a joy-filled life in the midst of struggles. Join us as we read life-changing insight from the Apostle Paul and “reconstruct” the joy in our lives.

"Joy Zone"

For a third fall in a row, we are navigating through another of the Apostle Paul’s letters to the church. This year, we are studying Philippians. Paul, writing from a prison cell, knew all too well how things both externally and internally can erode and break apart our joy. It seems our culture both highlights and even celebrates turmoil to the point where it can feel impossible to find any semblance of joy. In this new sermon series, we dive into Philippians and allow its powerful and encouraging truths about living a joy-filled life in the midst of struggles. Join us as we read life-changing insight from the Apostle Paul and “reconstruct” the joy in our lives.

For a third fall in a row, we are navigating through another of the Apostle Paul’s letters to the church. This year, we are studying Philippians. Paul, writing from a prison cell, knew all too well how things both externally and internally can erode and break apart our joy. It seems our culture both highlights and even celebrates turmoil to the point where it can feel impossible to find any semblance of joy. In this new sermon series, we dive into Philippians and allow its powerful and encouraging truths about living a joy-filled life in the midst of struggles. Join us as we read life-changing insight from the Apostle Paul and “reconstruct” the joy in our lives.

Kyle shares an update on how Kfirst is moving forward with missions and one of our supported missionaries shares about the work they are doing and gives some practical ways to engage with missions where you are.

Parables are the chosen tactic of Jesus to convey the heart of the Kingdom of God. Christ used them to illustrate the love of God and to understand what He desires for us. And, perhaps there may not be a more famous parable than the parable of the Prodigal son. If the teaching of Jesus is likened to a lake, this parable would be one of the clearest spots where we can see all the way to the bottom. Through this story, we can grasp the depths of God’s heart for humanity while bringing our hearts into check. This prodigal story will lead us back to Jesus while propelling us forward to living like Him.