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Being Calm in Christ

Today we’re discussing what living an appropriate Christian life looks like and how we can be calmly happy in Christ without worry. There is an appropriate way to live as God’s children. When we are not calm in our hearts, we are tempted to live according to what we think is righ ...  Show more

Comparing

SPOTIFY DESCRIPTIONComparison is not just a bad habit. It is a confidence problem. In Philippians 3:4-7, Paul lists seven things that made him look impressive and then moves every one of them into the loss column. We talk about why we compare, what it costs us, and the only compa ...  Show more

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