The message of Philippians is the Christian life is "joyful" and, therefore, we should "rejoice." The Christian life is the best of all lives to live, but sometimes there are things that "rob" us of the joy of Christianity. In Phil. 3:1-11, Paul warns us about those things.
What's the secret to life? We believe the secret to life is the Christian life! But what's the secret to the Christian life? In this lesson we look into the life of a young preacher named Timothy who shows us the real secret to the Christian life: It's not about you!
Have you ever wondered what "Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling" really means? In this lesson we explain what it doesn't mean and what it does mean. And we also explain how that fits into the overall theme of "joy" in the book of Philippians.
How to have the same mindset and attitude as Jesus.
Transform your mind to focus more on others.
Whose expectations matter the most? Simplify your life by just being concerned about measuring up to the Lord!
We tend to climb the mountain where the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19-20 with a mind full of pre-conceived notions. Perhaps the men who heard it saw it more of a challenge than a commission. What was required then as well as now is more messengers. Our annual contribution to raise funds for missions at Waterview is designed to get more messengers into the world.
Paul says "death" is gain, but what's the meaning of life for a Christian?
Explore Paul's formula for changing the way we think!
This lesson introduces our Philippians series as we consider how Paul's letter helps us discover "peace of mind."
