Philippians 3:1-11 I Derek Jones I April 9, 2026

None of us have life fully figured out, we’re all carrying baggage. Culture constantly tells us to trust ourselves, but Scripture calls us to put no confidence in the flesh. Anything we rely on to feel right with God that isn’t Jesus won’t last. Real confidence is found in Christ.

Like Paul, we’re invited to let go of confidence in both our sin and our success to know Him more. So what are you counting on? Maybe it’s time to drop the bags, both the good and the bad, and run after Him.

Philippians 2:12-30 I Nick Harsh I March 26, 2026

This week at Salt, we looked at what it means to live as citizens of heaven. While our culture drifts toward anxiety, complaining, and sarcasm, Jesus calls us to something different: radical obedience, defiant joy, and sacrificial love. Not to earn salvation, but to live from it.

If we want to be a force for good and an effective witness, it starts here: with lives shaped daily by Jesus, in community, empowered by Him.

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Derek & Sydney Jones  I  March 12, 2026

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Philippians 2:1-10 I RJ Frahm I March 12, 2026

This week at Salt, RJ opened up Philippians 2 and walked us through Paul’s call to humility.

We often think humility comes from trying harder, but Scripture shows us a different way. True humility is formed at the foot of the cross. This is where we see that we are more sinful than we thought, yet more loved than we ever imagined. When those truths collide, pride begins to melt and Christ becomes our focus.

Are you striving for humility, or are you looking to Jesus?

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Philippians 1:20-30 I Derek Jones I March 5, 2026

As we continue through the book of Philippians, Derek tackles the question “What are you living for?"

The apostle Paul claims “To live is Christ and to die is gain.” When Christ is our greatest treasure, life becomes fruitful work, and death becomes eternal glory. But you can’t truly see death as gain till you see Christ as beautiful. Are you living life in light of the gospel? 

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Philippians 1:12-20 I Chris Cook I February 26, 2026

Persecution is promised if you follow Jesus but what does that actually mean? Chris walks us through the promise, the paradox, and the purpose of persecution. He talks about how suffering isn’t wasted and how God can use our pain to bring about a kind of goodness we never would’ve expected. The gospel doesn’t remove suffering, it reshapes how we see it.

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Philippians 1:1-11 I Derek Jones I February 12, 2026

What if these four years of college could shape the next forty years of your life?

Philippians opens with a bold invitation into gospel partnership, a shared mission that gives direction to everything else. Maybe our problem isn’t a lack of stimulation, but a lack of purpose. Tune in as we talk about building a foundation that lasts.

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Derek Jones, Bri Parslow, & Christina Lewis  I  February 5, 2026

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Genesis 2:2-25, 2 Corinthians 6:14, Proverbs 31:30, & 1 Thessalonians 4:3-5 I Derek Jones I February 5, 2026

In this 3-week series, we jump into what it looks like to follow Jesus in our relationships: friendship, singleness, and dating/marriage. Relationships can be dysfunctional, and we all feel that tension. As we unpack Scripture, we’ll see how the gospel transforms the way we love and relate to one another in every season of life.

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1 Corinthians 7:7-9, 32-35 I Derek Jones I January 29, 2026

In this 3-week series, we jump into what it looks like to follow Jesus in our relationships: friendship, singleness, and dating/marriage. Relationships can be dysfunctional, and we all feel that tension. As we unpack Scripture, we’ll see how the gospel transforms the way we love and relate to one another in every season of life.

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