Our circumstances can change quickly, which can lead to the difficult task of REJOICING. Yet, the Scriptures tell us to rejoice…always. But how? On Sunday, we'll tackle Philippians 4:4-9 to answer that very question.

Relationships can be difficult. When sinful people try to work together, there will inevitably be conflict. The question is: "what do you do with the conflict?" In the fourth chapter of Philippians, we see Paul encouraging reconciliation amongst colaborers. Join us this week as we seek to understand and apply this to our lives.

As Christians, we should imitate people and actions that look like Christ. As we do this, we draw into greater understanding of who Christ is and how He loves us. We understand our place in this world AND God's Kingdom. 

Where are we going? How are we going to get there? Whether existentially or practically speaking these questions live rent free in our minds each and every day. Paul’s encouragement and warning to the Philippians will lead us to not only answers to these questions, but to the truth telling question: What is the ride like along the way?

Lots of people, gifts, personalities, passions, etc. but how do all of God's people work together? We'll take a break from Philippians to jump to Paul's letter to the Ephesians in which he challenges the people to equip others for ministry. We hope you'll join us for our worship gathering this Sunday!

Followers of Jesus Christ should be marked by humility, but what does a life of humility look like? In Philippians 2:5-11, Paul gives a strong Christological frame of humble servanthood. Christians look to Jesus as the example of true humility!

Five years ago, the Lord birthed something (Restoration Church). Four years ago, Restoration Church began gathering publicly. The Lord has been faith to continue building His church. This Sunday, we celebrate what God has done & is doing, but as we'll see in Philippians 2:1-4, we pray that we will be United in Humility.

Spiritual warfare is a very real and present thing, yet something that is often dismissed. Philippians 1:27-30 speaks of "striving side by side" but for what? Is this a battle fought in the past or is it a present fight? Join us this Sunday as we tackle these questions.

"To live is Christ, and to die is gain." These words clearly show the way that the Apostle Paul lived is life, but how should we live? Are we called to sacrifice in the same way? This week, we'll continue with The Joy of Partnership as we look at Philippians 1:18b-26.

Evaluating growth can be a difficult task. We can become consumed with the numbers and focus on the wrong thing. However, evaluation isn't a bad thing if done in the right way. This week, we'll see the growth of ministry as the gospel advances.