Veritas COMO

Austin Conner finishes our Fall series as he preaches from Philippians 4:1.

If in 5 years you weren't a Christian anymore, would you know why? We don't often see the small dangers that overtime can take us away from our faith. But Paul tells us how we can stand firm.

Justin Derks preaches from Philippians 4:10-13.

When we say we are content, we usually mean everything is fine. Not bad, not great, just fine. But Paul tells us true contentment - a deep, restful peace - is vital if we want to have a life of joy.

Alex Gray preaches from Philippians 4. Everyone deals with anxiety in some way or another. But in this passage Paul says, “do not be anxious about anything.” So how do we get to that point in our own lives? What does Paul say about how we can find peace in the middle of difficult cirumstances?

Kyle Richter preaches from Philippians 3:12-21. What is it in your life that might keep you from running the race that God has marked out for you? For many of us, it's the temptation to coast.

Kyle Richter preaches from Philippians 3:12-21. What is it in your life that might keep you from running the race that God has marked out for you? For many of us, it's the temptation to coast.

Austin Conner preaches from Philippians 3:1-11. We often come to God with both hands outstreteched, one holding Jesus' perfect record and the other our own personal resume. But what does Paul have to say about our resumes? Why do we hold on to them so closely when we don't need them?

Colleen Luley gives her evening talk at Made for More, the 2017 Veritas Women's Conference.

In a world that lacks stability, we so desire to know ourselves and know where we belong. But are we free to make ourselves whoever we want to be? Do others have power to define us? What if we could re-imagine ourselves not as people defined by our circumstances, roles, or categories, but as women who are fixed to the unchanging identity that has been given to us by God himself?

Colleen Luley gives her morning talk at Made for More, the 2017 Veritas Women's Conference.

In a world that lacks stability, we so desire to know ourselves and know where we belong. But are we free to make ourselves whoever we want to be? Do others have power to define us? What if we could re-imagine ourselves not as people defined by our circumstances, roles, or categories, but as women who are fixed to the unchanging identity that has been given to us by God himself?

What do you think is the most powerful way to reflect [Speaker: Polly Conner] Jesus to people around you? Global missions? Non-profit work? The Apostle Paul might suprise you with his answer...

[Speaker: Justin Derks] "Work out your own salvataion..." Does Paul drop a huge weight on our shoulders? No. Justin helps us understand how this verse gives us the proper response to the salvation God has already worked for us.