What does Paul mean when he speaks of “the beginning of the gospel? How does our giving display the fruit of the gospel in our lives?

How can we grow in contentment, no matter the season? What does it mean to "do all things through Christ who strengthens us?"

How do we combat anxiety? In Philippians 4:4-9, Paul gives perhaps the most practical formula in all of Scripture for fighting anxiety.

Euodia and Synteche were two Philippian women who had labored with Paul side by side in the gospel. At the time of Paul's letter, the relationship seems to have grown icy. How will Paul confront his two friends? 

In this short series, we will be reading through various sermons, primary sources, and short books written throughout Church History. 

What does it mean to stand firm in the Lord? Why does Paul speak so lovingly of the church at Philippi? How do we cultivate similar longings? 

What will our resurrected and glorified bodies be like? What will the New Heavens and the New Earth be like? 

Often referred to as the Parable of the Tenants, we see that this story hinges on the Son Himself. One of the most unique parables of Christ, Jesus incorporates both historical and prophetic elements.

What are the implications of our heavenly citizenship? What does it mean to be broken for the lost? Why does Paul contrast the hopelessness apart from Christ with the hope that we have in our Lord? 

What are the marks of maturity in the Christian walk? What does it mean to think for the glory of God? What are the fruits of a role model?