Pastor AJ Rankin preaches from Philippians 2:5-11.

Paul continues his call for unity by pointing to the ultimate example—Jesus Christ Himself. In one of the most theologically profound passages in Scripture, Paul reveals that Christ's humble descent from glory to the cross doesn't just provide a pattern to follow, but unveils what God is actually like. Through Christ's self-emptying service, we discover that humility isn't just a virtue to practice—it's the very nature of God being developed within us as His image-bearers.

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Pastor Steve Heron preaches from Philippians 2:1-4.

Paul's solidarity in suffering with the Philippians for the gospel leads to the instructions he gives in chapter 2. Beginning one of the most theologically packed paragraphs in your Bible, Paul paints a picture of a unified church. Rooted in a corporate relationship with God, Paul shows us that he foundation of unity in the church is a humility that seeks to meet the needs of others.

Jonathan Suggs preaches from Philippians 1:27-30.

Have you noticed how obsessed we are with worth? We spend countless hours and dollars trying to manufacture our self-worth. We constantly assess what’s worth our limited time, energy, and attention. And yet, despite all our efforts, we’re left with a society that’s fearful, fragile, and fractured. In this passage, Paul takes us back to the drawing board and shows us that a worthy life is possible, but it can only be found in the gospel of Christ and the grace of God.