(Philippians 4:1–3) If there’s one thing we all know by now, it’s that disagreements are a part of life. We have them at work, in our families, even in our marriages. But when disagreements creep into the church, the place that’s supposed to be our refuge and family of faith,…

So often I get stuck looking back—at my mistakes, my regrets, or even my past victories. But Paul reminds us in Philippians 3:10–14 to forget what is behind and press on toward what is ahead. Knowing Christ means change. It means releasing the past, sharing in His power and even…

There are some passages in Scripture that don’t get as much attention as others, but when you slow down and sit with them, they shine a bright light on what it means to follow Jesus. Philippians 2:25–30 is one of those passages. Here Paul writes: “But I think it is…

Have you ever noticed how much of life feels like one big competition? It’s everywhere—at work, in school, in our friendships, even in ministry. Who’s the most gifted? Who’s the most liked? Who’s getting the attention? Who’s building the biggest platform? We live in a world where self-promotion is celebrated…

Philippians 2:12–18 Have you ever found yourself in a situation where things were being said or done that you simply couldn’t agree with from a biblical standpoint? I’ve been there. I once sat in a group teaching a false theology. I loved the people, but I knew I had to…

At my last church, we honored our volunteers every year with an appreciation celebration. The goal was simple: we wanted them to relax, hang out, and have fun. We decorated, prepared food, and told them, “Tonight is about you. Just come and enjoy yourselves.” But without fail, guess what happened?…