Scroll down for our three-step process to help you engage God’s word and seek a deeper encounter with Him.
step one
This Weekly Bible Passage will be the basis of next Sunday’s sermon. Spend some time studying it prior to Sunday and see what God is revealing to you in it.
Philippians 2:1-4 CSB
[1] If, then, there is any encouragement in Christ, if any consolation of love, if any fellowship with the Spirit, if any affection and mercy, [2] make my joy complete by thinking the same way, having the same love, united in spirit, intent on one purpose. [3] Do nothing out of selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility consider others as more important than yourselves. [4] Everyone should look not to his own interests, but rather to the interests of others.
Step two
Join us on Sunday for this critical second step in encountering God through His word as we gather together as a church family.
Philippians pulses with the heartbeat of discipleship, offering some of the most profound truths in the Christian faith.
From Paul’s bold declaration to live as Christ, to his call to count all things as loss for the sake of knowing Him, this book invites us into a life of deep purpose and reliance on God’s strength.
As we explore Philippians together, we’ll draw inspiration from one of the New Testament’s healthiest churches, its passionate author, and, most importantly, our Lord Jesus Christ.
Through its pages, we’ll uncover a powerful model for spiritual growth that challenges and equips us to mature in our faith.
step three
Questions to discuss and process as a Discipleship Group, based on the previous Weekly Bible Passage and Sunday Sermon.
Encourage one another towards a deeper, more vibrant relationship with Jesus.
Based on Philippians 1:21-30, and the talk given on Jan 19.
Was there anything in the passage or the talk that strongly impacted you?
Paul said to live is Christ. If there were anything in your life that could replace “Christ” in that statement, what would it be?
How do you think Paul’s eternal perspective shaped his daily life and decisions? What does your daily life and decisions say about your eternal perspective?