Phillippians 4:10-20
PAUL IS A TERRIBLE LIAR
We all know what it feels like to want more. More security, more money, more certainty about what comes next. But in Phillippians 4, Paul claims to have learned the secret of being content in every circumstance. Writing from prison, he insists that he can face both abundance and hardship through Christ, who gives him strength. How can he say that when his own circumstances are so difficult? Is Paul a terrible liar, or is ther soemthing about contentment that we're missing?
This Sunday at 9am and 11am, we'll explore Paul's words and wrestle with what they teach us about contentment, faith, and finding peace when life doesn't go as planned. We'll consider what it means to be content when we have plenty, when we are struggling, and when the future feels uncertain.
Join us as we discover what it means to trust in Christ, not because our circumstances are perfect, but because God's love remains constant through every season of life.
Welcome to Our Church!
We are a people of grace. We believe that God’s grace is undeserved, unmerited, a free gift of love, and is for everybody and for all people. With this, we welcome everyone to God’s love and grace.
We are open to God, as grace came leading us to God even before we were aware of it. We are saved as God’s grace gives us new birth, justifying us as God’s beloved children. We continue to grow in our love of God and for people as God’s grace continuously sanctifies us so that we become more and more like our Savior and Lord Jesus Christ.
With this, we invite you to join our worship, small groups, and serving in the world as grace-filled and grateful people, becoming more and more like Jesus our Lord and Savior in loving God and loving our neighbors (Matthew 22:37-40).
Our mission is to make disciples of Jesus Christ by connecting people to God and God’s love through Jesus Christ with the help of the Holy Spirit
(Matthew 28:18-20).