Philippians 2

From the series: Standalone Messages

We look at God's word to see how the simple phrase, "But God ..." can be so tremendously powerful.

From the series: This Thing Called Love

Focuses on the Christian perspective of love in relationships. It emphasizes that true love isn't about personal gain or feelings, but about selflessly serving others, inspired by the love of God. Addresses common misunderstandings about love and self-worth, advocating for a love that reflects Jesus' teachings. It encourages believers to prioritize others, mirroring the humility and sacrificial nature of Jesus' love, and to find their value in God, not in themselves or others.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Emphasizes the importance of unity and humility within the church. It discusses how a unified church, acting selflessly and considering others' interests, can stand out in a divided world. Highlights Jesus' example of humility and service, encouraging believers to adopt a similar mindset to shine as lights in a dark world.

From the series: Joy in the Broken

Emphasizes unity within the church, asserting that unity is achieved through humility, according to Philippians 2. It discusses the importance of avoiding grumbling and arguing to present a united, strong front, reflecting God’s unity and shining as lights in the world.

From the series: Joy in the Broken

Discusses unity in the church, highlighting the importance of humility and service to others, based on Philippians 2. It encourages maintaining joy and unity through Christ, despite external pressures and conflicts, emphasizing how genuine community and cooperation reflect God's intent for His followers.

It is more blessed to give than to receive. What might change if we truly believed the words of Jesus and lived generously because of them?

Jesus said no one knows the day of his return, not even the Son. A thoughtful look at how that fits with believing Jesus is fully God.

If God never changes, yet the Word became flesh, did God change? Working through two verses that seem to collide and the truth that holds them together.