In the book of Philippians, Paul describes a very different way to live as God's people. These uncommon characteristics should set us apart as different from the rest of the world. This week, we look at one of the most powerful pieces of scripture, and Jesus' example of uncommon maturity.

In the book of Philippians, Paul describes a very different way to live as God's people. These uncommon characteristics should set us apart as different from the rest of the world. This week, we look at one of the most powerful pieces of scripture, and Jesus' example of uncommon righteousness.

In the book of Philippians, Paul describes a very different way to live as God's people. These uncommon characteristics should set us apart as different from the rest of the world. This week, we look at one of the most powerful pieces of scripture, and Jesus' example of uncommon fellowship.

In the book of Philippians, Paul describes a very different way to live as God's people. These uncommon characteristics should set us apart as different from the rest of the world. This week, we look at one of the most powerful pieces of scripture, and Jesus' example of uncommon attitude.

This week in our study in Philippians, we jump ahead to chapter four to look at a key characteristic of God's people. We are commanded to be joyful. But joyfulness does not happen out of obligation, rather it happens when we are properly rooted in God. Only when we are rooted in Him can we have joy in any situation.

In the book of Philippians, Paul describes a very different way to live as God's people. These uncommon characteristics should set us apart as different from the rest of the world. This week, we look at one of the most powerful pieces of scripture, and Jesus' example of uncommon humility.

In the book of Philippians, Paul describes a very different way to live as God's people. These uncommon characteristics should set us apart as different from the rest of the world. This week, we look at uncommon courage.

In the book of Philippians, Paul describes a very different way to live as God's people. These uncommon characteristics should not only set us apart as different from the rest of the world, but should be so revolutionary that they call the world of brokenness and darkness into a Kingdom of God's restoration and light.

Dr. Bob Andrews heads up Devon Oasis, a ministry in Chicago to immigrants and people of foreign faiths. This area of Chicago is one of the most diverse zip codes in the United States. Bob and his team are missionaries, without ever leaving the country. At Devon, they share the good news of Jesus, as well as care for people's basic needs and provide skills training. Dr. Andrews will share about his ministry, but also challenge our church from the Word in Luke 10.

Virgil Tanner shared us about the significance of the 'household' in the New Testament and beyond. He talked about some of the problems with American cultural Christianity in light of this, and offered a plan forward for our households. Could God's desire for your household be that you are united toward a mission to bring about His healing and restoration to the world around you? Are you willing to take the necessary steps to accomplish this?