In A Coherent Gospel, we explored Philippians 1:27–30 and learned how the gospel holds together belief, obedience, unity, and suffering—forming a life that fits Jesus under pressure.

In Philippians 1:19–26, we explore how a cross-shaped imagination reshapes our understanding of life, death, and vocation—freeing us from fear and forming us for faithful love in everyday life.

In this message, we explored how joy in Christ is not the reward at the end of faithfulness, but a defiant posture formed in the midst of suffering. From prison, Paul shows us how the gospel advances—and joy endures—even when the chains stay on.

In the opening week of A Re-Formed Imagination, we explore how Philippians invites us to live inside a better story—one where the gospel doesn’t just inform us, but forms us into a cross-shaped people.

As we move beyond Christmas, we resist the rush to move on and linger with the incarnation. Our hope is not found in plans or resolve, but in Jesus Christ—present, reigning, and faithful.

In the final week of An Apocalyptic Advent, we behold the Lamb who reigns and learn to live with steady hope, faithful endurance, and allegiance to an unshakable kingdom.

In Week 3 of An Apocalyptic Advent, we uncover how the dragon shapes our desires and how the wilderness becomes God’s school for retraining our loves. Together we are invited to resist the river of false hunger and find true satisfaction in Christ.

In Week 2 of An Apocalyptic Christmas, we see that Herod is not just a villain but a mirror of our own resistance to Jesus’ Lordship. Amid a real spiritual battle, we learn to surrender our inner thrones and find joy under the reign of the true King.

In Week 1 of An Apocalyptic Advent, we discover the real nativity behind the curtain—where a Child is born into darkness, defeats the dragon, and invites us to wake up to His victory. Together we learn to embrace Advent with honesty, courage, and hope.