Too often, we spend a significant amount of time trying to obtain things to feel joy. It’s a futile cycle because lasting joy does not come from things.

While we all fall short, Paul reminds us it is not only possible for humans to sanctify their thinking, it is also something they should strive to do!

We are continuing our study of the Book of Philippians to learn more about Paul’s single-minded faith and joy in the face of all circumstances–even battle!

This week we are moving along in our exploration of the Book of Philippians to discover more about Paul’s joy-filled spirit.

For Jesus followers, it’s possible to be joyful – even when our circumstances suggest otherwise.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Tedd Tripp the author of Shepherding a Child’s Heart.

For Jesus followers, freedom comes from being a disciple of Christ. As you will see, the word “freedom” takes on new meaning for believers.

Barnabas was an overlooked believer. The church as we know it today, may not exist in quite the same way if Barnabas had not been such a fervent missionary.

After spending time learning about David, it’s easy to see why he is considered one of the great heroes of faith and why he takes his place in the Messiah’s genealogy.