Do All Things Without Grumbling?
Thirty Miles!
That’s the distance the human eye can see a flickering candle on a dark night.
Sitting on a hillside with crowds gathered around h...
What if we lived like a light in the darkness? (The 5:15)
For Paul, one thing was the key to shining like a light for the Kingdom of God in the midst of darkness: humility. How and why does he tell the church to be humble?
What if we thought like Jesus?
Are you out of your mind?
Have you ever said something or done something you wished you had not done or said, and as you reflected on why, the only e...
What if we thought like Jesus? (The 5:15)
We welcome DJ Coleman to teach at the 5:15 gathering. DJ digs deeper into Philippians 2:5-11 to better understand Jesus Christ's divine and human nature and the incredible humility he displayed in his life and death.
What if we really loved each other?
What would it look like if we really looked out for one another?
I am sure that our family has eaten enough chicken from Chick-fil-A over the yea...
What if we really loved each other? (The 5:15)
Through the entire first chapter of Philippians, Paul has been preparing the readers for one, huge request. He knows their situation, struggling with division, disputes, and doctrinal differences. But he also knows that if they can get this one thing right, it will make all the difference in the world. This week, as we begin Philippians 2, we will learn what this request is and why we should pay very close, very deep attention to it!
Dying and Living Well
Followers of Jesus not only live differently, they die differently.
Paul faced a dilemma: he found himself under a death sentence. It would not be ...
What if we knew the truth about eternity? (The 5:15)
How did Paul go from being a man consumed with his own status and behavior to one who could say, "To live is Christ"? Or from a man who saw death as punishment to one who saw death as gain? And furthermore, how could we learn to live like Paul did?
God, What Are You Doing?
“Why did this happen?”
“Why did it happen now?”
“Why did it happen to me?”
What if we viewed even our adverse circumstances though the eyes of fa...
Our Savior, Our Situation, Ourselves (The 5:15)
How does Paul write a letter like Philippians that is drenched in joy even while he is locked in prison? Part of the key, we learn, is that he has a...