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.
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.