Scripture
6 sermons in the archive.
You'll hear how Jesus emptying himself of divine privilege in Philippians 2 becomes a concrete model for setting aside personal power, platform, and wealth in order to build genuine community across racial and ethnic lines.
You'll hear why Paul called his own impressive religious resume 'sewage,' and what that revaluation means for the ways you might be measuring your own worth or your church's health.
You'll hear an honest reckoning with why the church has lost its moral credibility, and a practical case for how ordinary obedience to Christ is what actually restores it, starting with you.
You'll hear why genuine humility isn't self-erasure but a deliberate choice to make space for others, and you'll be invited to name one specific place in your own life where that choice is actually available to you.
You'll hear how Paul, facing likely execution, could write with genuine calm and even joy, and what his example offers for the moments when your own life feels like it's coming apart.
You'll hear how Paul's opening lines to a divided church model something harder than it sounds: praying for specific people, including the ones who frustrate you, with genuine joy and thanks.