Philippians 4.10-23. What if we didn't have to settle for anything less than true contentment? At the end of his letter to the Philippians, Paul wants to underline to the Philippian church that genuine contentment is available to any person in any season, and wants to help them continue to draw near to Jesus in order to live all of life in contentment.

Philippians 4.4-9. Our world is desperate to find peace. While it can seem so elusive, Duncan showed us how God gives us a promise of peace that will guard our hearts and our minds, and some really practical steps to follow to make it a reality in our lives.

Philippians 4.1-3. As the final chapter of the book opens up, Matt shows us how a heavenly perspective gives us wisdom in our relationships and helps empower us for mission.

Philippians 3.12-21. As Paul continues in Chapter 3, he wants us to grasp that the 'surpassing worth' of Christ is a prize we can increasingly get hold of and enjoy as we fix our eyes on the things of heaven and live our lives in light of eternity. As we enter a new year, here is motivation for living for Christ in 2022!

As Paul continues in Chapter 3, he wants us to grasp that the 'surpassing worth' of Christ is a prize we can increasingly get hold of and enjoy as we fix our eyes on the things of heaven and live our lives in light of eternity. As we enter a new year, here is motivation for living for Christ in 2022!

Luke 1.26-38 As we draw closer to Christmas, Rhian opens up Mary's response of reflection and rejoicing when she hears of how God wants to use her in his plan for salvation. 

For Paul, life was all about pursuing Christ. At the beginning of Chapter 3, we see why he thought Jesus was worth it by outlining the danger the Philippians faced, the solution to that danger, and the prize of Christ that could be theirs.

Philippians 2.19-30. In this passage, Paul's intention is clear: he holds up two examples of all he's been teaching and is saying to the Philippian church, "Be like these men". We look at Timothy and Epaphroditus and consider what Christian greatness really looks like, and finish by following Paul's example and publicly honouring two people in our church family.

Luke 15.11-24. We all know family is important, but why does it resonate with us so deeply? In Luke 15, we look at one of Jesus' best-loved stories, what it tells us about family and how it includes an invitation for everyone to come and experience the fullness of family life. 

Philippians 2.5-11

From encouraging the Philippians to humility, Paul proceeds into a stunning revelation of the self-sacrifice of Christ. Robin takes us through this famous passage to show the cost of Jesus' life and death, and encourage us to be captivated by his majesty and glory, just as Paul himself was.