Anxiety is not a modern invention, and Paul’s letter to the Philippians offers a timeless path through it. From standing firm in conflict to praying with gratitude to guarding what fills our minds, Philippians 4:1-9 gives the church a practical and gospel-grounded response to anxiety. The promise at the center is not that circumstances will change but that the peace of God will guard our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.
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Paul writes from prison as a man mid-race, not yet at the finish line, pressing on toward the goal Christ has called him toward. This sermon follows his movement from honest concession to forward-leaning hope, and challenges the congregation to fo...
Paul has the most impressive religious resume imaginable, and he calls it garbage. This sermon follows Paul’s journey from confidence in his own achievements to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ, and challenges the congregation to honestly ex...
As Paul sends Timothy and Epaphroditus back to Philippi, he offers the church two real-life examples of what it looks like to put others first and keep the gospel at the center. The sermon challenges the congregation to honor those who have poured...
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