Paul commands the Philippians (and by extension, all Christians), to "work out you salvation." But how? And why? And when? And where? In this message we look at Paul's simple command, and also at all the how-to's that go along with it. Listen in!

"Faithfulness." The psalmist uses this word over and again to describe God's character. God is faithful! Particularly, the psalmist has in mind God's promise to be faithful to His covenant with David - to grant him a dynasty that would remain forever. But how can God's faithfulness be seen in a period when David's dynasty seems to be crumbling? Listen in as we seek both a solution to this dilemma, and the application to our own lives.

"Darkness." That is the theme of Psalm 88 - filled with despair, doubt, loneliness, and pain. And yet it is included in the collection of the psalms for a reason ... and there are lessons to be learned from it. Listen in as we attempt to do so.

In one of the most exquisite passages in all the Bible, the apostle Paul describes both the depths of Jesus humility, and the heights to which His Father has exalted Him because of it. Listen in as we consider Christ humbled and exalted.

Listen in as Paul teaches the Philippians what it means to live lives that are "worthy of the gospel of Christ" ... by means of unity, constancy, and humility.

Listen in as we consider why Mount Zion was so precious to God in days of old ... and why it still is today, as it manifests itself in His church.

As Paul sits in his confinement, he contemplates what his future will be. Will he be released from prison and live? Or will this difficulty end in his death? And which is preferable? Along the way, he teaches us some valuable lessons about faith, and death, and life. Listen in.

Listen in as we consider how David prayed "in the day of [his] trouble" ... and think about how you can do the same in the day of yours!

Listen in as we hear a report from the mission field ... how the gospel is progressing even through the missionary's trials, and even through the lips of seemingly unfit men. And in it all, Paul rejoices!

The psalmist remembers days gone by - days when God blessed, and "forgave", and "restored the captivity of" His people. But the present day is different ... and the psalmist pleads with the Lord to "restore" and "revive us again." Listen in as we consider some parallels to our own day and situation ... and as we seek to learn from the psalmist's faith in God's future blessing.