In the closing paragraphs of his letter to the Philippians, Paul expresses his gratitude for their generosity and acknowledges the significance of their recent act of kindness.

[Philippians 4:10-20]

Paul calls us to celebrate Jesus. But what if we can't due to anxiety?

[Philippians 4:4-9]

Reconciliation in the church is very important. The church can stand outside forces, but it cannot survive without unity.

[Philippians 4:1-3]

What is the true goal of Christianity? Is it to go to heaven after we die? Or is it something greater?

[Philippians 3:17-21]

According to God, what holds the most value? Paul discovers that all the things that might have contributed to religious growth were actually worthless.

[Philippians 3:4-11]

When someone we love suffers, how can we care for them?

Tammy and Aaron share their journey.

This is not our regular service, but we are doing something different as this Sunday is not our average, every day Sunday. We want to pause and tend to our wounds. This morning is for grief, for sadness, doubt, and anger. This space is not for platitudes. This morning is a time for honesty and authenticity.

Paul warns the church for those who are opposed to His mission, who are convinced that they are doing God's will.

Philippians 3:1-4a

Are we allowed to grieve on Christmas, the season of joy? How did people like Paul have joy amid the darkest hours of their lives?