Have you ever felt like you've been waiting a long time for something to change in your life?

Some seasons are filled with progress, while others leave us wondering if we're growing at all. But Philippians 1:6 reminds us of a powerful promise: God is still working in us, and He will finish the good work He started.

In this message from our series A Life of Joy, we discover how to experience lasting joy even in the middle of difficult circumstances. Through the words of the apostle Paul, we explore three truths that strengthen our faith:

✨ God started the work in you.

✨ God is still working in you.

✨ God will finish the work He started.

Even when there are areas of your life that still need to change, you can trust that God is with you through every step of the process.

What area of your life needs a reminder today that God is still working?

📖 Philippians 1:3–6 | Philippians 2:12–13 | Psalm 138:8

Every conversation, every prayer, and every decision we make can become part of the foundation we're building for our children and the people around us.

In this message, we discover that we don't need perfect circumstances to build a family of faith. We need intentional faith. Through the example of Timothy, his mother Eunice, and his grandmother Lois, we learn how the choices we make today can impact generations to come.

We also explore four practical ways to build a house of faith: train children from an early age, teach them to love God's Word, pray for them consistently, and lead by example.

It's not about being perfect parents or having a perfect family. It's about building a home where Jesus is the foundation.

What's the point of reaching the top if we've been climbing the wrong ladder?
We all want to grow, achieve our goals, and build a better life. But while the world often measures success by how much we accumulate, Jesus invites us to consider how much we're willing to give.

In this message, we discover that generosity is the natural result of God's grace working in us. Through the example of the churches of Macedonia and the ladder of generosity, we learn that giving isn't just about our resources. It's about having a willing heart that honors God and responds to the needs of others.

It's not about comparing ourselves to others or giving out of obligation. It's about recognizing where we are and choosing to grow.