Life was difficult for Paul and the Philippian church, yet Paul—writing from prison—reminds us that joy is not dependent on our circumstances. Joy is more than a by-product of victory in hardship—it becomes a means of victory.

In Philippians, Paul also highlights the importance of unity: unity with Christ, unity with one another, and unity for the sake of the gospel. Together, we’ll discover how to live with joy and purpose, side by side, even in hard times.

Join us as we walk through Philippians and learn what it means to be truly United in Joy.

Psalm 119 invites us into a deeper love for God by showing how His Word brings life, direction, strength, and hope in every situation. As the longest chapter in the Bible, it models a heart fully devoted to God—anchored in truth and shaped by His voice.

Playlists are lists that we experience over and over again so that we can be motivated or encouraged, calmed or relaxed. However, in life, we also experience a type of “playlist” that does just the opposite.  

Things that we experience over and over again that can demotivate us and discourage us, stress us out, and cause us to be on edge. So, in this series of messages, we are going to look at some of the songs on the playlist of life that we experience over and over again and get God’s perspective on them, so that we are not discouraged by them, but understand them biblically and become motivated and even encouraged by them. 

Join us as we look at how we should look at some of the songs on life’s playlist:

- Work
- Relationships 
- Purpose 

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