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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 "religion" to you?