Join Micah Herbster this week in a study through Philippians 1:27-30, exploring what it means for God’s people to live as citizens of Heaven. Paul’s first imperative in this letter urges the believer to conduct himself in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ. He’ll unpack the significance of being a unified community of disciples, standing firm in our convictions, striving together in faith, and embracing the challenges of suffering. What does it truly mean to embody the characteristics of Heaven’s citizens? Tune in for Truth that will direct and challenge your walk of faith!

Join Micah Herbster this week in a study through Philippians 1:27-30, exploring what it means for God’s people to live as citizens of Heaven. Paul’s first imperative in this letter urges the believer to conduct himself in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ. He’ll unpack the significance of being a unified community of disciples, standing firm in our convictions, striving together in faith, and embracing the challenges of suffering. What does it truly mean to embody the characteristics of Heaven’s citizens? Tune in for Truth that will direct and challenge your walk of faith!

Join Micah Herbster this week in a study through Philippians 1:27-30, exploring what it means for God’s people to live as citizens of Heaven. Paul’s first imperative in this letter urges the believer to conduct himself in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ. He’ll unpack the significance of being a unified community of disciples, standing firm in our convictions, striving together in faith, and embracing the challenges of suffering. What does it truly mean to embody the characteristics of Heaven’s citizens? Tune in for Truth that will direct and challenge your walk of faith!

In the world we live in today, we are constantly weighed down by addictions, whether they be of someone close to us, or even our own. Yet when it comes to finding answers to overcoming addictions, we are often faced with more questions than answers. Today, Micah Herbster is joined by Pastor Earl Sides who serves as the Director of Discipleship and the Leader of Bridge to Recovery at Worth Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. In this episode, we explore the challenges of addiction through the lens of a biblical worldview, offering hope, healing, and practical steps rooted in Scripture. Whether it’s substance abuse, unhealthy habits, or hidden struggles, this episode provides spiritual guidance, encouragement, and the tools needed to experience true transformation through Christ. Due to the in-depth nature of this discussion, we have divided this Friday Focus into two parts. If you missed part one of this discussion, be sure to go back to last Friday’s episode and give it a listen. Below are the links to the websites that Micah and Pastor Sides reference in their discussion.

Home - The Bridge to Recovery

Bridge to Recovery - Bridge to Recovery, an addictions recovery program for the Dallas/Fort Worth Area.

This week we dive into Philippians 1:19-26, where Paul reflects on the tension between life and death, and his desire to serve Christ in all circumstances. As we explore his powerful words, we’ll discuss what it means to live with purpose, even in challenging times, and how we can remain focused on Christ’s calling in our own lives. Join us as we unpack Paul’s perspective on courage, hope, and the ultimate goal of glorifying God, whether in life or death.

This week we dive into Philippians 1:19-26, where Paul reflects on the tension between life and death, and his desire to serve Christ in all circumstances. As we explore his powerful words, we’ll discuss what it means to live with purpose, even in challenging times, and how we can remain focused on Christ’s calling in our own lives. Join us as we unpack Paul’s perspective on courage, hope, and the ultimate goal of glorifying God, whether in life or death.

This week we dive into Philippians 1:19-26, where Paul reflects on the tension between life and death, and his desire to serve Christ in all circumstances. As we explore his powerful words, we’ll discuss what it means to live with purpose, even in challenging times, and how we can remain focused on Christ’s calling in our own lives. Join us as we unpack Paul’s perspective on courage, hope, and the ultimate goal of glorifying God, whether in life or death.

This week we dive into Philippians 1:19-26, where Paul reflects on the tension between life and death, and his desire to serve Christ in all circumstances. As we explore his powerful words, we’ll discuss what it means to live with purpose, even in challenging times, and how we can remain focused on Christ’s calling in our own lives. Join us as we unpack Paul’s perspective on courage, hope, and the ultimate goal of glorifying God, whether in life or death.

In the world we live in today, we are constantly weighed down by addictions, whether they be of someone close to us, or even our own. Yet when it comes to finding answers to overcoming addictions, we are often faced with more questions than answers. Today, Micah Herbster is joined by Pastor Earl Sides who serves as the Director of Discipleship and the Leader of Bridge to Recovery at Worth Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. In this episode, we explore the challenges of addiction through the lens of a biblical worldview, offering hope, healing, and practical steps rooted in Scripture. Whether it’s substance abuse, unhealthy habits, or hidden struggles, this episode provides spiritual guidance, encouragement, and the tools needed to experience true transformation through Christ. Due to the in-depth nature of this discussion, we have divided this Friday Focus into two parts. Part two with be available next Friday.

In this episode, we dive into Paul's heartfelt message in Philippians 1:9-18. We'll explore how he prays for the Philippians to abound in love, knowledge, and discernment, so that they can live pure and blameless lives. We'll also discuss Paul's inspiring perspective on adversity, where even in chains, he rejoices that the gospel is being preached—whether through pure motives or rivalry.