Peace - The type of peace Paul talks about in Philippians 4 isn’t dependent on our circumstances or our sense of safety. It’s a Spirit-facilitated internal restfulness that comes from bringing our needs to God and aligning our thinking with His heart.
Joy - The resurrection of Jesus and the Gospel message offers a type of joy and hope that can’t be stolen. We don’t become who we were made to be by going beyond these simple Gospel realities, but by going deeper into them, following the Spirit’s lead.
Love - The love that the Spirit cultivates in us is not self-seeking or self-centered—it’s sacrificial. As we become the people God created us to be, we begin to choose what’s best for others, even when it costs us.
We often focus on what makes us better, but purpose is found in something much greater than ourselves. This gives our life and our church purpose! In fact, a church that is for everyone, makes room for anyone!
We often focus on what makes us better, but purpose is found in something much greater than ourselves. This gives our life and our church purpose! In fact, a church that is for everyone, makes room for anyone!
We often focus on what makes us better, but purpose is found in something much greater than ourselves. This gives our life and our church purpose! In fact, a church that is for everyone, makes room for anyone!