Summary: Paul closes Philippians with heartfelt gratitude for the believers who supported him in his ministry. Yet he makes it clear that his joy was not dependent upon their gift—he had learned the secret of contentment. Whether he had little or much, whether he was hungry or full, Paul had discovered that his sufficiency was found in Christ: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (Philippians 4:13). Their generosity was more than financial assistance; it was “fruit that abounds to your account” and “a sweet-smelling aroma, an acceptable sacrifice, well pleasing to God.” Paul then assures them that the God who had supplied him through their generosity would also “supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus” (4:19). The letter ends where the Christian life ultimately belongs—with God receiving the glory and the grace of Jesus Christ resting upon His people. Philippians 4:10–23 reminds us that Christian contentment isn't found in having everything we want, but in discovering that Christ is enough in every circumstance.

Summary: Today we live in a world with much to be anxious about (future decisions, past decisions, and current decisions…. how will they play out), yet the Lord uses a very specific word regarding the matter… the word “NOTHING”. That covers the past, present, and future. But He doesn’t just leave us a command to trust Him by faith; He gives us steps on how to walk out this word practically. Surely a message nobody in today’s world should miss. Join Us!

Summary: In the passage before us, the Apostle Paul who for 30 years now has been saved and walking with the Lord, writing epistles, preforming miracles, and boldly preaching the Gospel…… yet says, there was still more to be had in his personal relationship with the Lord, and that he wanted more. He then goes on to tell us what he was doing to “attain the prize”. Do you want more in your personal relationship with the Lord? Then join us!