Philippians
Beyond Tribalism And For the Kingdom
It's easy to fall into our own separate tribes, and it's tough to have a kingdom-minded perspective. But that's what God calls us to have.
Philippians
It's easy to fall into our own separate tribes, and it's tough to have a kingdom-minded perspective. But that's what God calls us to have.
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If you are worried about current events in the news or in your community, here are some thoughts to consider.
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Lent is a time to give something up as a reminder of where our true allegiance lies, and to redefine where our hopes truly lie.
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Do you struggle to stay focused? If so, here are some words of encouragement.
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The closer we walk with Jesus, the more our lives are shaped to look like His. He gives us His heart, and that gift includes the willingness to suffer as He did.
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It's easy to lean on your own human ability, but this week, resolve to depend on God.
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It's natural to want to put ourselves first, to look out for our own interests, but Jesus models self-sacrifice, calling us to be a part of his upside-down kingdom where we seek the good of others before our own.
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Our world prioritizes external success, the recognition that comes when the spotlight is trained on you. But Paul calls us to cultivate the inner light of Christ, a steady glow of the Spirit that quietly dispels the darkness around us.
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In our fallen state, we naturally grasp upward, reaching for recognition, status, glory; Paul points to Jesus and shows us a better way, the way of humility.
Philippians
Do you find it hard to love others who are different than you? If so, Philippians 2 is the passage you need this week.
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Our heavenly citizenship unites us even when everything else divides us. The gospel calls us to stand together around the cross, not fracture over our differences.
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No one enjoys seasons of difficulty, but as long as we live in this fallen world, they will be inevitable. When hardship comes into our lives, what a comfort to remember that, in Christ, our suffering is never wasted.