Philippians 1

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Life rarely goes according to plan, and neither did Paul's. Shipwrecked, stranded, and then snake-bitten the moment things seemed to be looking up, the Apostle Paul had every reason to despair. Yet in Acts 28, we discover three timeless truths for moving forward after the storm: God's promises outlast the chaos, His purposes are often found in life's detours, and He uses His people to carry us through.

From the series: Joy in the Broken

Examines how Paul’s contentment, while imprisoned, showcases spiritual freedom and strength in Christ, transcending physical circumstances. It emphasizes embracing spiritual growth and purpose, regardless of life's challenges, by focusing on faith and God’s plan.

From the series: Joy in the Broken

Discusses how the grace of God operates amidst life's complexities and messes. Emphasizes that grace is present because our lives are inherently messy and broken, and God's grace is what brings transformation and redemption.

To live is Christ, to die is gain. A devotion on Philippians 1:21 and a life so caught up in Jesus that even death becomes pure gain.

Have you ever seen anyone actually win a religious argument? Four reasons to step away from the fight and let your life make the case instead.