What does it mean to think like the Messiah. And what did Paul actually believe would happen the moment he died. In this deep dive into Philippians, we explore how Paul teaches his community to adopt the mind of Christ, how the gospel grows through weakness rather than power, and why your life still has meaningful work to do. We look closely at Pauls surprising comments about death, what he expected after dying, and how that connects to resurrection and new creation.

There is a question many of us carry but rarely say out loud. What does it actually look like to be a servant of Jesus. Not in the overly religious sense that gets shaped by church culture, but in the way the earliest Christians understood it. That question sits right at the front of the letter to the Philippians and it is one of the reasons this ancient writing still has something to say to people who are spiritually curious and unsure how faith works in real life.

Discover a better way to read the Bible that goes beyond daily checklists. Joe shares how slowing down, asking questions, and reading in context opens up the story and helps you hear what it’s really saying.

Is progressive Christianity hurting Christianity. This article explores why the debate is so intense, how Scripture models discernment across contexts, and how doctrine grows through prayerful struggle. The aim is faithful allegiance to Jesus, truth in love, and a better way to disagree.

Stop chasing only big spiritual highs. Discover how to see God in conversations, laughter, grief, and simple acts of love that shape your day.

Prayer is not a performance. Discover an honest way to pray, guided by the Lord’s Prayer and Psalm 130, with practical steps you can use today.

Apologetics is often seen as the frontline defense of the Christian faith. But what if this practice of proving, debating, and defending is actually doing more harm than good? In this video, we’ll explore why apologetics may be unintentionally damaging Christianity, how it can miss the heart of faith, and what a better way forward could look like. Whether you’re skeptical, spiritually curious, or wrestling with belief, this conversation opens space for a fresh perspective on what it means to follow Jesus today.

Many wrestle with whether the Bible is flawless or filled with contradictions. This article explores the history of inerrancy, Augustine’s view, Paul’s own human moments, and what “God-breathed” really means. Rather than a rulebook, discover how Scripture offers wisdom and life that can still be trusted today.