Wesley Foundation at MSU

Week 4 of delving into the book of Philippians.

Phil 4.23 / NLT: May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit

>> The grace of Jesus + your spirit = healing, wholeness, & holiness

Phil 4.23 / The Message: Receive and experience the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, deep, deep within yourself.

Week 3 of delving into the book of Philippians.

Joy = grace recognized

Rejoice = being glad because the grace you recognize

The genius of God's way is that he designed our relationship with him to depend on what he did in Jesus instead of the best that I can do.

"I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me." Philippians 3.12

A look into what we are keeping locked away from God and letting him in through the lens of Philippians Chapter 2 with guest preacher Will Rambo for the Orchard Tupelo.

1.) We want God to speak to us through his word.

2.) We want to learn to feed ourselves spiritually and to fall more in love with his word.

Colossians 2:7 — Join in the conversations that happened at Rooted Retreat in February! This episode includes Night 2 of worship by Black Voices Gospel Choir of MSU, Billy Stone, and teaching by Leanne Burris. 

Colossians 2:7 — Join in the conversations that happened at Rooted Retreat in February! This episode includes Night 2 of Seed Talks by Caroline Philips, Olivia Moore, and Wes Schrickel. 

Colossians 2:7 — Join in the conversations that happened at Rooted Retreat in February! This episode includes Night 1 of worship by Billy Stone and teaching by Leanne Burris.

Colossians 2:7 --- Join in the conversations that happened at Rooted Retreat in February! This episode includes Night 1 of Seed Talks by Rocky Shack, John Foster, and Paulette Buford-James.

We're all searching for a home. Somewhere we are known and belong to above all others. So how do we find it? We'll be looking into John 14 and what Jesus has to say about how we can come home. Join us!

Prayer - "Your prayer life is at its best not when you're praying about big things occasionally but when you're praying about small things continually. At its best, prayer is a living conversation with God. Before there was any sin or suffering in this world, there was prayer. We're told Eve and Adam walked and talked with God in the cool of the evening. So, prayer isn't meant to be the solution to our problems - it is that, also - but the satisfaction of our relationship and intimacy with God." [Pete Greig]