Palm Sunday: The King on a Donkey and the Choice to Follow

The Great Emptying: Jesus’ Radical Example of Trust - Phil 2:5-11

Hey friend — in this episode we walk through Philippians 2 and watch Jesus intentionally set aside power, trust the Father, and put others first. It’s a simple but heavy picture of humility and sacrifice that challenges how we live together. Come hang with us as we unpack what it looks like to think like Jesus, love like Jesus, and follow God’s hard but beautiful path in everyday life.

Shine Like Stars: Stop the Murmurs, Start the Love - Phil.2:14-18

Hey friend — Paul’s words to the Philippians are a gentle but powerful reminder: community thrives when we stop the whispered complaints and choose humble, Jesus-style service instead. When we treat one another kindly and without murmuring, we actually become bright lights in a dark world. So let’s walk with Jesus, let his love reshape our words and thoughts, and rejoice in what God is doing among us — because that’s how people will know we belong to him. I’m cheering you on.

Show Me: Living Out the Gospel - Phil. 2:12-13

Hey friend — this talk from Philippians cuts straight to the heart: faith should change how you live. It’s not about earning your salvation, but about letting Jesus shape your desires and daily choices so others can see Him in you. Think of it like being engaged to Christ — your life says who you belong to. Ready to let your faith show?

Palm Sunday: The King on a Donkey and the Choice to Follow

Hey friend — let’s slow down and sit with Palm Sunday for a minute: the cheers, the donkey, and the surprising cost Jesus knew was coming. It’s a gentle, honest look at how God’s way sometimes clashes with what we think will make us happy. This is an invitation to wrestle with Peter’s gut reaction, hear Jesus’ call to deny ourselves, and consider letting God reshape what we really want for life and eternity.

Phil. 1:12-18 Silver Linings: Paul's Story of Hope in Prison

Hey friend — if you're under a heavy cloud, this message about "silver linings" is for you. Paul's years in chains, shipwreck, and danger didn't stop God's plan; instead they became a platform for the gospel. It's a raw reminder that even the darkest seasons can hide a glint of God's goodness. So don't beat yourself up searching for the shiny parts. Trust that God can weave everything — the good choices and the mistakes, the storms and the waiting — into something that points to his purposes. You're not alone, and there really is a silver lining for those who love him.