Building on what has been said before, in today’s passage the Apostle focuses on realizing the peace of God in the inner places of our thoughts and emotions. Join us as we together explore what God has for us and our peace.

In today’s passage Paul addresses the elephant in the room: the calcified dispute between two women in the Philippian church. What the Apostle says, and how he says it, sheds light on how we are to pursue peace in our own church. Join us!

Join us as Pastor Ben unpacks 5 exhortations from this passage aimed at helping us to continue running the race of faith!

A key to a joyful Christian life is standing on a sure and steady foundation of true righteousness. Join us as we explore this important concept together!

Join us as guest speaker Rev. Tim Hoke preaches from John 10, discussing the hope we have in Christ as our Good Shepherd.

The passage holds forth two men - Timothy and Epaphroditus - as examples of men who worthy of commendation and imitation. Their concern and commitment to the Church flows directly from a perspective informed by Christ’s union with his Body. Join us as we explore the implications of this passage for our own lives!

In today’s passage Paul reckons with the fact that his own life may soon be coming to an end, and he provides his readers with spiritual fuel for the long haul of their own spiritual journeys. Join us as we explore this passage!

We are called to unity, but in order for that goal to be realized each of us must adopt humility - a lowliness of mind that does not insist on its own way or the advancement of self at the expense of others. In that regard, the humility of Jesus serves as the model we should emulate. Join us as we explore the example of Christ together!

The Christian life was not meant to be lived alone. Join us as we explore these verses which call us to coordinated, committed action together for the magnification of Christ’s name and the good of His people!

Christians are called to honor Christ in both our life and in our death, but how do we do the latter? Behind the Christian idea of “dying well” is the idea that dying is gain. Join us as we explore these verses and concepts together!