The call to live a life worthy of the gospel is a call to build unity within the church as the body worships Christ the glorious King.

In this session, we will examine Paul's statement that "to live is Christ and to die is gain." How can he say that with confidence and assurance?

How does the founding of the church at Philippi in Acts 16, advance the gospel?

In this conclusion to the book of Philippians, we will examine the importance of Paul's incredibly deep and personal closing words.

Will God really provide all we need? What happens when what we think we need is different than what God knows we need?

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.