Unshaken: Chapter a Day

Send us Fan Mail Anxiety doesn’t just ruin your mood. It can shrink your world, isolate you from people, and keep you stuck in your own head. We sit down with Philippians 4 and take it line by line, from Paul’s call to stand firm and rejoice to his very direct naming of a real church conflict between Euodia and Syntyche. That moment matters because it shows how seriously Scripture takes unity and...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Holland reads Philippians 3. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Paul doesn’t politely critique spiritual pride, he detonates it. While reading Philippians chapter 3, we trace how Paul takes his impressive religious resume and calls it “rubbish” and the Greek word behind it is even stronger because he wants you to feel the comparison. When our confidence is rooted in the flesh, our morality, our achievements, our reputation, we’ll always be man...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Philippians 2. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Greatness doesn’t look like winning. It looks like Jesus choosing the lowest place on purpose. Philippians 2 gives us a jaw-dropping picture of Christ’s humility, and we slow down to trace the whole movement: from heavenly glory to servant life, from the cross to the name above every name, until every knee bows and every tongue confesses Jesus is Lord. We also tackle the question...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Philippians 1. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Prison is supposed to shut a person down. Paul treats it like a doorway. Philippians 1 gives us a gritty, hopeful look at Christian joy that doesn’t depend on comfort, control, or good optics, and we walk the chapter step by step so you can see the logic of the text and feel its weight in real life.  We talk church life in plain terms, starting with Paul’s greeting to the saints “...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Holland reads Ephesians 6. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Ephesians 6 gets quoted most for “the armor of God,” but we start where Paul starts: ordinary relationships that reveal what we really believe. We trace the whole chapter from children and parents to workers and bosses, showing how Christian submission is not weakness or chaos but obedience shaped by reverence for Christ. Along the way we slow down on the hard questions, including...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Ephesians 5. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Some Bible passages don’t just challenge your theology, they challenge your habits, your jokes, your marriage, and your weekend plans. Ephesians 5 is one of them, so we slow down and walk through the chapter with a simple approach: outline, observe, interpret, and apply. The result is a clear call to imitate Christ, walk in love, and step out of darkness into light with a kind of...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Holland reads Ephesians 4. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Darkness loves division, and Ephesians 4 refuses to treat unity like an optional add-on. We sit down as pastors and work through Paul’s logic from start to finish: living worthy of our calling means humility, gentleness, patience, and an active fight to maintain peace. We slow down on the sevenfold oneness, because “one body, one Spirit, one Lord, one faith, one baptism” is not po...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Ephesians 3. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail The wildest claim in Ephesians 3 isn’t just that God saves sinners, it’s who God chooses to make the point. Paul says God reveals his manifold wisdom through the church to rulers and authorities in the heavenly places. That means your local, imperfect, grace-held community becomes part of a cosmic announcement that God wins, God redeems, and God’s plan is bigger than rebellion eve...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Holland reads Ephesians 2. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Dead people can’t fix themselves, and that’s exactly why Ephesians 2 hits so hard. We open the chapter by staring at the blunt reality of spiritual death apart from Christ, then watch the whole story pivot on two words: “But God.” When God interrupts, mercy and grace aren’t abstract ideas, they are the reason anyone gets rescued at all. From there, we dig into one of the most quot...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Ephesians 1. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail “Saint” might be one of the most misunderstood words in Christianity and Ephesians 1 clears it up fast. We open with Paul’s greeting and ask what it means that he’s an apostle “by the will of God” and why that matters for anyone tempted to treat faith like a ladder you climb. From there we map the big picture of the chapter: the Father choosing, the Son redeeming through his blood...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Galatians 6. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Church can feel simple until it gets personal: someone falls into sin, someone needs money, someone needs correction, and suddenly we’re not dealing with ideas anymore, we’re dealing with people. Walking through Galatians 6, we talk about what a healthy Christian community actually does when life is messy. Paul’s command to “bear one another’s burdens” is not permission to create...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Galatians 5. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Freedom sounds simple until you realize how badly we want to earn it. Galatians 5 confronts the pressure to prove we belong to God through performance, religious badges, and rule keeping, and it does it with Paul’s bluntest clarity. Pastor Plek and Pastor Holland walk line by line through the chapter’s structure, showing why “for freedom Christ has set us free” is not a nice sloga...

Send us Fan Mail Pastor Plek reads Galatians 4. Text us at 737-231-0605 with any questions.

Send us Fan Mail Slavery doesn’t always look like chains. Sometimes it looks like a checklist, a calendar, a ritual, or the quiet pressure to prove you’re “serious” about God. Galatians 4 hits that nerve, and we slow down to follow Paul’s logic: you can be an heir and still live like a slave when you relate to God through fear, performance, and condemnation instead of faith in Christ. We unpack Pa...