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This is the last message from our series in thee book of Philippians. As we’ve read and studied Paul’s letter for several weeks now, how are we going to respond and carry out his instructions. Throughout the last 3 chapters of Philippians, Paul has been clear in what it looks like to live out the Christian life.

Paul has just got done addressing the people in Philippi who were insisting that the religious law be followed. He remind us in the earlier passage that those people were missing the point. Its not about rule following, its about a relationship with Jesus.

We've been in a series going through the book of Philippians. We are starting Philippians 3, Salvation and the life we were created for is only found in a relationship with Christ.  Questions What do you see people striving for in our culture? How about in your own life? What does it mean to know Christ? What would happen if you considered all things a “loss” and “garbage” for Christ’s sake? What things might you have to consider loss that you now value? What’s one way you can grow to know Christ more? How will this help?

Continuing our series in Philippians. When we live out our faith, some of us may be able to say the right things, sing the right songs, act a certain way, but what happens if we lose the “why” behind our Faith? The temptation is to fit Christianity into our own desires rather than what God would desire for us. What happens when our Faith becomes more self-seeking than God-seeking? Discussion Questions: What is one way God has uniquely gifted you that would allow you to effectively be a bright light in the darkness? How does God’s word equip us to live different than culture? How can you partner with the other students in this circle to make sure that the light of Jesus never goes out? Take out your phones or your journals and write down 5 names of people that you know that are far from Jesus. Then by each name write down one way you are going to actively be a bright light for Jesus in their life. Now, share these names and ideas with your group!

We are continuing our series in the book of Philippians and looking at the importance of unity. We must work together to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. That’s our mission. That’s our goal. It’s only possible if we do it together. Unity MUST start in the Church if we want to see it in culture.

Week 3, as we continuing our series on the book of Philippians. Suffering does not mean God’s favor is removed from you. In fact, His favor is with you through suffering. 

This is week 2 of our series in Philippians. Last week we started our series studying Paul’s letter to the Philippian, we saw the introduction to the most joy filled letter he ever wrote. We learned a lot from the response of Paul in a dark situation, but I think we have a lot to learn from the Philippians.  Discussion Questions Describe a hard season of your life. How was God faithful in the middle of that season? What challenged you? How did He use you? What are some practical ways for us to identify God’s power on display in our lives? How can we encourage those around us to actively choose to see the way God is working in their lives? How do we focus on God’s handiwork rather than the negative?

This week we are looking at the book of Philippians. Paul opens this letter with immediate thanksgiving for the Philippians, He sends words of strength, affirmation, and encouragement. He thanks the Philippians for being constant partners in spreading the good news of Jesus from the moment they heard it for the first time. 

We are looking at the importance and power we have in prayer. This week we are looking at Jeremiah 29:11-13, Philippians 4:6-7, Romans 8:26-27, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, James 1:6-7, Matthew 21:21-22, Matthew 6:7-13 We exist in a world that is seeking answers and hope, yet some of us don’t realize the power that exists in prayer.

This weeks message, we are launching our summer camp theme, and sharing about our speakers and worship team coming to join us. For more info on summer camp go to peopleschurch.com 

The Holy Spirit is not dependent upon your qualifications, nor is He limited by your inadequacy. We are looking at 2 Corinthians 3 and how Paul was handling people coming into the church with all sorts of "qualifications" and "recommendations."  

This weeks message we are looking at 1 Corinthians 13. Although perfect biblical love will never be achieved because WE ARE NOT JESUS, as Jesus followers we should still strive to improve upon our current level of love everyday. ·  BIBLICAL LOVE IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE HEALTH OF THE CHURCH AND ITS BELIEVERS, ALSO, DISPLAYING BIBLICAL LOVE IS ESSENTIAL FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT YET BEEN SAVED.

1 Corinthians 12, Paul instructs that everyone has a function in the body of Christ. EVEN IF IT WAS JUST ONE MEMBER, JUST ONE STUDENT, the body won’t function the same, it won’t function how it was intended to function, It is imperative that we care for all students with honor and gladness. 

We are continuing on The Savior has Conquered looking at Matthew 27 - 28. Let what Jesus has done for you impact others around you.

As we enter Holy Week, we are reading from Matthew 21 and looking at the last few days before Jesus's death on the cross.

This weeks message we are looking at 2 Peter 1 and the importance of growth.

Taking a look at 1 Peter 4, the path that God has you on is not one of convenience, but of discipline. 

When facing trails of many kinds, we must be expectant that God will move on our behalf. This week we look at the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego from Daniel 3.

1 Corinthians 13, which happens to be used for how we are suppose to love. Tonight we look at God's love vs the world's love.

Looking at the Book of James, as this weeks message comes from Pastor Spencer.