What are you investing in? Paul shows that God uses the generosity of his people to build his kingdom, and he supplies all we need to be generous like him.

What does it look like to think and live the way God intends? Paul calls us to fill our minds with what is good and godly.

Life today is full of things that can make us anxious. What if we could enjoy a peace that transcends all understanding?

How does the gospel change the way we handle disagreements? Paul shows us how to stand firm in the Lord and have the mindset of Christ.

How do you know which path you’re on? Paul gives us three diagnostic questions: where are you going, what are you doing, and what are you living for?

God calls us to run to Christ with the strength He supplies. In Philippians 3:12–16, Paul shows us how, avoiding pride and despair.

What does it take to enter the kingdom of God? Three encounters in Mark 10 reveal what we must receive, leave, and pursue.

What does it take to be right with God? Paul throws away his religious resume and shows us the only righteousness that counts: Christ’s, received by faith.

Why is the resurrection of Jesus the only news that can change everything? On Easter Sunday we walked through Luke 24 to see why Christ must rise.

When life feels overwhelming, where is Jesus? John 6 shows us a Saviour who walks across the storm and brings his disciples safely through.

What does saved-living look like in a watching world? Paul calls us to work out our salvation as lights shining in the darkness.

How do Christians stay united in a divided world? Paul points us to the mind of Christ: humility that empties itself for others.

What does it look like to live a life worthy of the gospel? Paul calls us to stand firm together in one Spirit, contending side by side for the faith.

What is your life for? Paul gives us the simplest, most freeing answer there is: to live is Christ, and to die is gain.

When everything goes wrong, what does faith in Christ do to our perspective? Paul shows us a heart so gripped by Christ that even chains advance the gospel.

What does true gospel partnership look like? Paul opens Philippians with thanksgiving for friends bound together in Christ from the very first day.