God is the one who brought us into the family, God is the one who has given us the gifts we have, God is the one who has given us the gift of salvation, but also we are given the responsibility to work out, what God has worked into us and given to us. God brings us from the outside in, then God is working on us from the inside out. Join us as we dive in to Philippians 2:12-18. 

We know, that as believers in Jesus, we are children of God, we are family! God is building a community with a cause, the gospel, but we still do not always walk in love and unity. However, Paul encourages us to so-- join us as Luke walks through Philippians 2:1-11. 

Only through Jesus, do we get to experience the gift of surrendering and suffering. In Jesus, walking worthy does not mean you will walk with a strut, but may suffer with a limp, but we are not alone, we walk and belong together, as citizens of heaven. 

Have you ever found yourself feeling chained to less than ideal circumstances? Where you felt like there was no way God could use them for any redeemable purpose? This week Luke walks us through Philippians 1:12-18 as we discuss what it means to see our chains as a catalyst and see adversity used for a kingdom advantage.

We all long to belong. It’s not just something that we desire, but something hardwired into us biologically, why? For what purpose? Do we find ultimate joy and purpose in simply joining a crew of individuals that are affiliated with any particular passion? No. There is an ultimate cause. Join us as Luke walks us through Philippians 1:1-11

We have talked through who we should date, and how we should date. So, now what? Many of us want to know, how do we know? How do you know if your relationship is endgame? How do you know you should move from dating to engagement towards the gift, and the ultimate destination, of marriage? Luke walks us through 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 as we ask and answer the question “how should I know they are the one?” 

Often time, during the relationship process, we are more worried about the Who than the How. This we Luke is diving into HOW we can go about the dating process.

So often, we wonder who is right for me? Should I date this person? Is that a good idea? What am I even looking for? Well, this week, Luke is walking us through 1 Timothy 4:12, as we talk about what we should look for in someone as we evaluate whether they would or would not be a suitable spouse.