Philippians 3. Anoj Joseph continues our Press On series as we enter Chapter 3 of Paul's letter. Our human tendency is to put a lot of weight on our own abilities, achievements or prestige. While there is something to be said for this in the natural world, this is utterly destructive in the spiritual. The apostle implores us that nothing we have comes close to the treasure of knowing Jesus personally - and it is therefore Christ, not our own striving, that needs to be the prize of our lives.

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Philippians 3. Anoj Joseph continues our Press On series as we enter Chapter 3 of Paul's letter. Our human tendency is to put a lot of weight on our own abilities, achievements or prestige. While there is something to be said for this in the natural world, this is utterly destructive in the spiritual. The apostle implores us that nothing we have comes close to the treasure of knowing Jesus personally - and it is therefore Christ, not our own striving, that needs to be the prize of our lives.

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Philippians 1. Ps Hilary Williams opens our new Press On series, looking at Paul's letter to the Philippians. This short book is packed with encouragement to God's people in Philippi to endure hardships with joy as Jesus did. In this opening chapter, the apostle urges us to live lives worthy of the gospel and in light of the call and will of Christ.

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Numbers 23:19. Leila Halawe closes this series by considering transition. In this season of unknown, we are forced to embrace transition. However, changing seasons can feel like endless waves and storms. Thankfully there is an anchor in the ocean. We will never navigate change without having God as our constant. It is God being the unchanging One that gives us the perspective and patience we need in order to thrive in the storm, knowing He alone is faithful.

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Dharsh Williams shares a timely word about God being our safety net. So far in this series, we have looked at responding to crisis and change recently. This message builds on those by asking why we struggle with going where God wants us to go. The key to embracing what God wants us to do, is to first approach God with empty hands. It is always an exchange. Furthermore, we can be assured that our loving Father will lift us when we fail. We can respond in love because He first loved us.

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