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In this message, Josh goes through 2 Samuel 9-10 and discusses how kindness goes a long way. David demonstrates this kindness by having Mephibosheth, who is a cripple, have a place at his table. Do we show kindness to people when the rest of the world would not? How will you respond when God shows you kindness?

In this teaching, Josh goes through 2 Samuel 8:1-18 and talks about how sometimes as Christians we have to be on the attack and press on. Scripture says that we are "more than conquerors" (Romans 8:37), but do we live in such a way? As Christians, are we holding on to God's promise of victory in every battle we face?

In this teaching, Josh goes through 2 Samuel 6:1-23 and highlights how David wanted to have the presence of God in his life. But how he went about doing it may have had good intentions, but God was left out of it. Do we do things without first making sure it is of the Lord and His way? Are we planning things with a proper motive but without the right method?

In this teaching, Josh goes through 2 Samuel 2-4 and highlights how despite the odds being against David, he still believed that God would deliver him. When a situation arises, is our first response to pray or to find our own way out? When the Lord promises something, He is faithful to deliver, but how faithful are to believe in Him?

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 31-2 Samuel 1 and talks about the events leading up and the cause of Saul committing suicide. Saul was lacking hope and only saw one way out of his situation. Suicide is never the answer. Jesus gives us hope to live a life that is full of His joy. As this is a bit of heavier topic being discussed, if this is something you or someone you know is dealing...

In this teaching, Josh wraps up his series as he goes through Philippians 4:10-23 and highlights how Paul was content in his circumstance. When it comes to our circumstances, despite how bad or good life is, is our trust in God firm? Do we not only know, but believe that He will supply all that we need?

In this message, Josh walks through Philippians 4:8-9 and highlights the things that Christians should have on their minds. What we put into our minds is what will come out in our actions and words. What is it that we are putting in? We should be meditating on God's word day and night, what is constantly being put on your mind?

In this message, Josh goes through Philippians 4:1-7 and talks about how we are to be anxious for nothing. That seems like an impossibility with how much we have going on in our lives but, Paul urges the church to, instead of being anxious, pray and seek the Lord. When anxiety creeps up on us, are we running to the Lord and seeking Him in prayer?

In this teaching, Josh walks through Philippians 3:17-21 and discusses the importance of who it is you follow. In todays' culture, following people is normal, but who is it that you are allowing to influence you? Who are you letting speak into your life? Is it God and people who love Him or is it people online who don't have Jesus in their life and live for the world?

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 3:12-16 and highlights the dangerous mindset that Christians can have. That mindset being that you have reached perfect Christianity. Despite how close and faithful Paul was to Jesus, he still continued to "press on." Do not get complacent in your walk with God, not learning is not living, how alive are you?

In this teaching, Josh walks through Philippians 3:7-11 and highlights a change in peoples' values as they become followers of Jesus. In this portion of Scripture, Paul evaluates everything he has and equates it to being nothing compared to Christ. What things do we value more than having Christ in our lives? Is the knowledge of Jesus overwhelmingly precious to you? Or is it just "religio...

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 3:1-7 and talks about the rejoicing we can find in Christ. Despite being in prison, Paul still finds a reason to rejoice and be thankful in his situation. How is it that he can be more joyful in prison than we can be in our daily lives? Are we looking to Christ for our joy as Paul did, or are we letting our circumstances define/steal our joy?

In this teaching, Josh will be going through Philippians 2:25-30 and discuss the mind of Christ and how it can be reproduced. As believers, we are part of God's family, we are called to love our brothers and sisters like it. What this world is lacking is Christians who are willing to die to themselves and share the Gospel. How willing are you?

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 2:19-24 and highlights the blessing and importance it is to be faithful in all the little things that God has given you. You have been trusted with a work to do, are you doing that work? Or are other things occupying your mind?

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 2:12-18 and discusses how the church of Philippi took ownership of their relationship with God. They were fully dependent on the on the Holy Spirit, fulfilling the goal of their salvation? What is the goal of your salvation? Are you fulfilling it?

In this teaching, Josh goes thorugh Philippians 2:5-11 and highlights the mind of Christ and what his actions said about how He thinks. If we want to act like Christ, we first have to think like Christ. We have to not only look out for ourselves but for others, be sold out for Jesus and love Him with our entire being. Is your mind zoned in and only focused on Jesus or is sin controlling your mind?

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 2:1-4 and talks about how contentions (disagreements) can create division in the church and amongst people but also what the cure is to those divisions. Is what you're doing creating division or is it bringing people closer together?

In this message, Josh dives into Philippians 1:27-30 and how we as followers of Jesus should behave. People often say they are "Christian" but live a completely different way than the Bible says to. How do you live behind closed doors, when nobody is around? Are you behaving as a citizen of Heaven?

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 1:19-26 and discusses the concept of magnifying Christ. In everything Paul did, it was always done to glorified God. Is everything we do, say, look at, and think being done so that people see Jesus instead of us?

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 1:12-18 and highlights how Paul had such a passion to bring Jesus to those who were lost and in need of hope. So much so that nothing was going to stop him from reaching them. Do we have that same passion to share Jesus with others, especially our loved ones?

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 1:7-11 and goes over the deep and passionate affection that Jesus has for His children. We see this demonstrated when He died for us on the cross. Do we have the same affection that Christ had for us toward other people? Is it genuine or just for show?

In this teaching, Josh walks through Philippians 1:1-2 and discusses what our source of joy should be. Paul was in prison and he experienced the joy of the Lord. Why is it that in our slightest inconveniences, we are so distraught? Is our joy from the Lord or are we relying on the world to give us a joy that it cannot provide?

In this teaching, Josh begins his study through the book of Philippians by giving some background from Acts 16:11-40. Throughout this teaching, Josh highlights the people who dealt with a mental health crisis who marked the beginning of the church of Philippi.

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 29-30 and talks about how deep backsliding can go but also how to cure it. Being stuck in backsliding can get discouraging when it seems difficult to get out of it, but there is a cure for it. It's Jesus.

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 27:1-28:2 and covers the signs of a backsliding Christian. We've been in that place where we don't feel like reading or going to church, but even before that, backsliding has probably already been taking place in your thoughts, attitude, words, and even your actions.