Paul writes the letter to the church in Philippi from prison, but he doesn't seem to be that upset about it. In fact, he seems to think it is a good thing. This week we look at what it means for us that sometimes God doesn't keep us as safe as we'd like.

Have you ever been in love? How did you know? Why does it matter so much to us? This week we look at Paul's prayer for the church in Philippi: that they would abound in love, knowledge and wisdom, and what that means for us today.

Everything that God does is good. From the beginning of creation to the completion of His kingdom on earth, it is all good, and Paul says that this God has started a "good work" in us. So this week we look at just what that means, and how it can give us hope. As they say, "be patient, God's not finished with me yet."

There are so many people in our lives that make a huge positive difference on us every day, but how often do we thank them for that? This week we look at Paul's habit of gratefulness, and what that has to teach us today.

This week we dive into our new series on the book of Philippians as we unpack Paul's remarkable greeting: "grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ." Too many of us find ourselves weighed down by shame and guilt; Paul's words bring freedom from that.

Note: Due to technical difficulties the first few minutes of audio is a little distorted, but it clears up shortly.

Most of us know that as followers of Christ we are expected to share the message of the Gospel with those around, but sometimes we hold back when we shouldn't. I think sometimes we're afraid to get lumped in with a certain type of Christ follower; you know the ones with the signs and all the yelling on the street corner. In Luke, Jesus shares a different idea for spreading the Gospel and it starts with finding your person of peace.

Once you reach a certain age they suggest you head to the doctors for a check up every year. We think that might not be a bad spiritual practice either. so this week, Nathan looks at seven signs of spiritual life we can assess.

Not everyone naturally understands or is drawn to prayer. If that is you, this message is for you. This week, Trevor looks at what is prayer all about, and what can it look like?

Sometimes we tend to think of the work of the church being done by the "professionals", the pastors we hire in our churches, but what if that's not how things should be? What if every one of us is called by God to serve in different roles within our churches? This week we look at five different roles God has called each of us to perform in the church.

Discipleship is not a class you take, or a quick book you can read, it is a process that must progress through four different stages, and often takes a life time. This week we take a look at these processes and assess where we are at on this journey.