What if the reason you’re holding back isn’t that you don’t have enough, but that you’ve forgotten who your Source is? In the final message of The Good Work, Pastor Alan shows us how the Philippians learned to live generously despite having real needs and why Paul’s promise that “my God will supply every need” is about far more than money. Come discover how trusting an inexhaustible God can free you from fear, reshape the way you respond to what you have, and turn your provision into worship.

You may not be able to control every thought that enters your mind, but you can learn to stop letting toxic thoughts take up permanent residence. Then begin filling your mind with what is true, good, lovely, and worthy of praise. Pastor Alan’s message will help you learn how to filter what you dwell on, recognize what God is doing, and practice a healthier way of thinking rooted in Scripture. So you can become the kind of person who isn’t controlled by fear, resentment, anxiety, or cynicism, but is free to live with the peace of God and become who He has called you to be.

Though anxiety has a way of returning, God's invitation to peace is constant. In this message Pastor Alan opens up Philippians 4:4-7 and helps us discover why God doesn't ask you to suppress your fears. Instead, He invites you to surrender them and how His peace can guard your heart long before your circumstances change. If you've been carrying tomorrow's worries or yesterday's wounds, this message will show you how to experience the presence of the God who is near while you wait.

Every relationship will face conflict but it doesn't have to end in division. Through the surprising story of two faithful Christians who couldn't get along, we'll discover how Jesus can bring healing, humility, and hope to even our most broken relationships. If you've ever struggled with forgiveness, hurt, or unresolved tension, this message is for you.

The Gospel was never meant to be a solo mission. In Philippians 4, Paul reveals that every prayer, every act of service, and every gift given in faith becomes an act of worship that advances God's Kingdom and delights His heart. Join us as we discover how partnering with God brings lasting joy, eternal impact, and the privilege of hearing, "Well done, good and faithful servant."

Life doesn't always go the way we planned, but what if your greatest struggle could become the place where God does His greatest work? In one of the most misunderstood passages in Scripture, Paul reveals the secret to finding lasting joy and contentment no matter what you're facing. If you've ever wondered how to have peace when life falls apart, this message is for you.

Every road leads somewhere. The people we follow, the habits we cultivate, and the choices we make are all shaping the destination of our lives. Pastor Alan delivers a powerful message from Philippians 3, discover how to recognize the road you're on, why Jesus offers a better destination, and how the same power that will one day transform everything is already at work transforming you today.

The Blair family shares about what God is doing in Slovenia and calls us to follow the admonition Peter gives in 1 Peter 3:15 and share the reason of our hope.

This message is for everyone who has ever felt stuck between who they are and who they know God is calling them to become. Through the stories of a record-setting pitcher who still wasn't perfect, a marathon runner who celebrated too soon, and a sheep farmer who simply refused to quit, Philippians 3 reveals a life changing truth: spiritual maturity isn't arriving, it's pressing on. If you've been weighed down by past failures, distracted by past successes, or wondering what your next step with Jesus should be, Pastor Alan’s message will remind you that God isn't finished with you yet and your story is still growing toward something far greater than you can see.

What if the thing you're striving to add to your faith is actually keeping you from experiencing the freedom Jesus already purchased for you? In Philippians 3, Paul takes everything he once trusted—his accomplishments, reputation, religious credentials, and success—and calls it worthless compared to knowing Christ. Discover why Jesus is enough, why your performance can never save you, and how a deeper relationship with Him changes everything.