From a prison cell, Paul writes one of the most joy-filled passages in Scripture, reminding us that joy is not found in control or comfort, but in Christ’s presence and purposes—even in suffering. Walking through Philippians 1:12–30, we explore how hardship, when interpreted through the gospel, can produce courage, deepen meaning, and strengthen the church. Chains don’t get the final word—Jesus does, and that is the source of defiant joy.

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Written from a prison cell, Paul’s letter to the Philippians reveals a joy that isn’t rooted in comfort, control, or circumstances, but in belonging to Jesus and partnering with His people. As the new year begins, we're invited to re-center our lives around Christ, trust the God who finishes what He starts, and discover a joy that grows through grace-filled community.

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The space between intention and reality is often marked by reflection, regret, and resolve. In Matthew 7, Jesus closes the Sermon on the Mount by drawing our attention away from what we intend or admire and toward what we actually build our lives on. This sermon invites us to move beyond hearing Jesus’ words and instead build on Him—the unshakable foundation who holds us steady when the storms come.

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