If you ever feel anxious or exhausted, perhaps you need a time out. In today's lesson, Tim shares from his heart how he looks inward, outward and upward to refill and reconnect. 

Is your cup full? What if we told you, "God wants it to overflow"? In today's lesson from Philippians 1:9, Tim challenges us to ask if our love is overflowing; is our knowledge growing; and are we changing to be more like Christ. 

Can you name a saint? Not those canonized by religious groups or even the apostles. How about the holy ones loved by God in your midst? Your family, your friends, your neighbors. Today's lesson from Philippians is about giving joyful thanks for our brothers and sisters of faith. 

Welcome to prison! As Tim begins a series on Philippians, we examine the privilege and thankfulness Paul expresses about his opportunity to glorify God even while in chains. 

Are your eyes set on a better country? In today's lesson, John Mark draws from Hebrews 11 to encourage us to find hope in the wonder of eternity.

God sets the lonely in families, and Vaughn Park Church is honored to host and support an organization devoted to helping children and expectant mothers. Today's lesson, led by Student Minister Baron Goins, includes a conversation with Agape's Steve Duer and Angel Hill. 

Imagine walking 1,000 miles seeking God's mission for your life only to be beaten and thrown in prison. What would you do? Sing, worship and share the Gospel, of course!

Do you lack understanding and humility? Do you sometimes struggle with faith and commitment? Do you feel powerless? If you said "yes," you might be a good candidate to be transformed and then change the world for God's glory. 

Are you more like Christ each day? Is your life marked by greater love, joy and peace? In today's lesson, Tim turns to Matthew 23 as a warning to make sure our Walk with God is truly transformative. 

What is forgiveness? Or, more importantly, what is it NOT? In today's lesson, Tim uses Jesus' instruction about forgiveness to Peter in Matthew 18 to help us see the importance of making a decision in faith to trust God's justice.