From Series: "Return To Joy-Brookside"

Related Topics: Community, Philippians

More Messages from Taylor Fair

One of the most common relationships Christians talk about today is marriage, but that wasn’t the focus of the early church. Friendship was the backbone of ancient society and relationships in the church. Without meaningful relationships shaped by the gospel, the message and mission of Jesus would have languished. So what does the Apostle Paul have to say and model about friendship shaped by the gospel? And what does that have to do with joy? Join us as we continue our journey in returning to joy in the letter to the Philippian church.

From Series: "Return To Joy-Downtown"

Related Topics: Community, joy, Philippians

More Messages from Gabe Coyle

When it comes to our Christian faith, we somehow miss that joy is a team sport. The strong tug of individualistic consumer Christianity greatly hinders the joy our hearts so deeply long for. One of the negative consequences of a “Me” centered Christianity built around personal preference and personal comfort, is the loss of joy. This joy can be more deeply found in being on mission together. Our mission goes further, when our relationships go deeper. It is also a reciprocal truth that our relationships have a hard time going deeper, if we are not on mission together. Jesus calls his people to draw close to each other, before he commissions to send them out into the world. Our mission as the local church is embedded in forging deep friendships, embracing Christ’s mission and making sacrifices. Will you join us in finding a deeper joy on mission for Jesus?

From Series: "Return To Joy-Leawood"

Related Topics: Community, joy, Philippians

More Messages from Tom Nelson

We think joy comes in comfort, a day off, another vacation, being served. For Paul, it’s the opposite. It comes in giving your all to something great. Not in being served, but in serving. We think joy comes in absolute security. We’ve got to keep ourselves safe. Keep our families safe. We don’t want to risk anything! That’s not what Paul praises. He praises risk! Receive him with joy, for he risked everything, even his own life, for something bigger than himself. When’s the last time you’ve done that? The work of Christ is always risky. Always dangerous. If there is no risk in your life as you follow Jesus, you’re doing it wrong. And it might not be Him you’re following.

From Series: "Return To Joy-Olathe"

Related Topics: Community, joy, Philippians

More Messages from Nathan Miller

From Series: "Return To Joy-Shawnee"

Related Topics: Community, joy, Philippians

More Messages from Tim Spanburg

Call To Prayer Event - January 7. 2021

From Series: "A Call To Prayer"

Call To Prayer Event - January 7, 2021

Related Topics: arrogance, Audience of One, grace, judgment, kindness, Kingdom of God, neighborly love, obedience, peace, politics, prayer, rebellion, Selfless, unity

More Messages from Special Guest