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As we close out our series on Philippians, we finally reach that most famous of verses, Phil. 4:13. Pastor Justin will reveal to us the secret that Paul discovered many years ago.

It can be so easy to lose sight of what God is doing - especially when it feels like the world is falling apart. But Pastor Justin will remind us in this next sermon from Philippians that if we let our focus be on the world instead of Jesus, we won’t be able to feel the peace that surpasses understanding.

In this week's message, The Middle Miles, Pastor Art continues our series through Philippians, focusing on Philippians 3:12-21. He encourages us to keep pressing forward in our faith, staying focused on Christ and the eternal hope we have in Him.

As we continue in the third chapter of Philippians, Pastor Justin challenges us to consider our Christian resumés, and whether we're replacing knowing Jesus personally with knowing about Jesus.

How many people in your life can you really count on? Is it more or less than you thought? Paul knew that the people of Philippi would be able to count on Timothy who was going to them in his place. Why? Because Timothy was able to look after their interests more than his own - just like Jesus.

Pastor Justin continues in our series on Philippians and shows us how our attitude and spiritual maturity are connected.

Our good friend, Pastor Vinu Paul comes to us with a word on grace. Many of us know and use the word grace with some regularity, but Pastor Vinu helps us to see it in a new light, and reminds us that hardships are meant to be embraced for the sake of the Gospel.

Jesus gave us the perfect example of humility by constantly stooping low to lift others up. Pastor Justin will help us see what humility and unity looks like when we’re all centered on Jesus.

God is simply not limited by what limits us - so no matter how “confined” we think we are, we can still win when our eyes are on Him.

As we kick off a new series in the Book of Philippians, Pastor Justin will take us through the first 11 verses of chapter 1, and reminds us that progress does not equal arrival.