In Philippians chapter two, the Apostle Paul holds out Jesus as the supreme model of humility, so that we might be humble in all our interactions and relationships at church. In what ways did Jesus demonstrate a humble attitude, and how should you adopt that attitude in your life?  (Blueprint for Joy, part 5)

Even though the Philippian church was healthy, they were struggling with some internal conflicts and in-fighting. As we think about our own churches, how can we protect our unity and togetherness? How can your church be a place where unity flourishes and the gospel goes forward?  (Blueprint for Joy, part 4)

Even though the author Paul was imprisoned and facing an uncertain future, he wanted the Christians receiving his letter to keep living worthy of Jesus and the gospel.  As we think about living worthy for Jesus in our day, what does that look like for you and me?  
(Blueprint for Joy, part 3) 

The New Testament calls us to examine our spiritual health. If you were subjected to a spiritual health exam, would you pass the test?  How would you know if you are a spiritually healthy person?  As we search the Scriptures, what are some unique benchmarks that can help you evaluate your own spiritual health?  (Back to Church Sunday 2023)

Are you facing any challenges or adversities at the moment?  Are you going to let those struggles steal your joy?  Even though the Apostle Paul was under house-arrest in Rome with uncertainty hanging over his head, Paul didn’t let that situation steal his joy in Jesus. When you hear Paul’s words to the Philippian church, what can you learn about hanging on to joy even in hard situations? (Blueprint for Joy, part 2) 

We're launching a new message series called ‘Blueprint for Joy’, where we’ll step verse by verse through the book of Philippians. Fourteen times in a short letter, Paul spoke of joy and rejoicing—so even though it was penned from jail—this letter shows Christians how to experience the joy of Jesus in a troubled world. (Blueprint for Joy, part 1)

Jesus’ greatest miracle was his own bodily resurrection, three days after he died. While many people know the basic timeline for Jesus’ resurrection, there are still many who don’t understand “why” it had to happen. Why was Jesus’ resurrection so necessary? Why does it still matter to us in the here and now?  (Death Defying, Conclusion)

In Luke 11, Jesus’ good friend Lazarus died, and Lazarus’ two sisters were distraught that Jesus didn’t make it in time to bring healing. But Jesus shocks the world when he stands in front of the tomb and calls Lazarus out alive! When you wade into this story and soak in its significance, what should you believe about Jesus? When life brings you to those discouraging dead-ends, what can bring you help and hope? (Death Defying, part 3) 

In Luke chapter 8, a community leader named Jairus begged Jesus to come and help his 12-year-old daughter who was dying. What happens in this death-to-life drama? What applications can we make to our own lives, especially when we’re facing those heart-breaking, hope-robbing situations that seem impossible?  (Death Defying, part 2)

It happened four times in the Gospels where Jesus defied death and pushed back against the power of the grave. The first of those mind-blowing miracles took place in Luke 7, when Jesus stopped a funeral in its tracks. What does this miracle reveal about Jesus, and what relevance does it have for our lives right now?  (Death Defying, part 1)