Mission is not just over there - it's also right here. The call of Jesus Christ is to be on mission for him wherever we are. And so this sermon takes a look under the hood at mission at CCIW - the heart, the strategy and the plan.

In Paul's letter to the Philippians we see that involvement is God's mission is not just for the experts. Everyone who has been saved by the gospel can partner in gospel ministry. We do this through proclamation, prayer, and practical and financial support of missionaries.

In Paul's letter to the Philippians we see that involvement is God's mission is not just for the experts. Everyone who has been saved by the gospel can partner in gospel ministry. We do this through proclamation, prayer, and practical and financial support of missionaries.

The world is a complex, beautiful and chaotic place that can be so overwhelming it sometimes seems easiest just to ignore it. But God's desire for his people is so much more than that. We are His treasured possession, priestly kingdom and holy people, called to live with a profound global purpose.

The world is a complex, beautiful and chaotic place that can be so overwhelming it sometimes seems easiest just to ignore it. But God's desire for his people is so much more than that. We are His treasured possession, priestly kingdom and holy people, called to live with a profound global purpose.

After everything paul and the church at Corinth have been through, it comes as one of the craziest prayers ever prayed - “this is our prayer, that you may become perfect”. This is Paul at his pastoral finest, and he teaches us a great deal about the real character of pastoral care.

After everything paul and the church at Corinth have been through, it comes as one of the craziest prayers ever prayed - “this is our prayer, that you may become perfect”. This is Paul at his pastoral finest, and he teaches us a great deal about the real character of pastoral care.

As Paul prepares to visit Corinth a third time he is at pains to let them know that in coming to them again, the only reason he wants to come at all is because he genuinely and truly loves them. This sermon explores the basis and power for Paul’s rich love and grace towards the church in Corinth, even in weakness, and the way this shapes and transforms our relationships with one another.

As Paul prepares to visit Corinth a third time he is at pains to let them know that in coming to them again, the only reason he wants to come at all is because he genuinely and truly loves them. This sermon explores the basis and power for Paul’s rich love and grace towards the church in Corinth, even in weakness, and the way this shapes and transforms our relationships with one another.

Power in weakness, strength in pain; glory in crucifixion. These are the

paradoxes of the gospel, and the paradoxes of our lives. Walk with Paul as

he invites us to walk it with him, as he walks it with Jesus.