Boundless (1 of 8)
Series: Boundless
Craig Smith
Philippians 1:1-2
Introduction
Welcome to Mission Hills. I'm so honored to have you with us this weekend. This is a big weekend at Mission Hills. It's the first weekend after Labor Day which is when everything kind of kicks into high gear for the Fall. It's Compassion weekend...you'll hear a little more about that later in the service. And...we're launching our new Fall series on the book of Philippians, called Boundless. I'm really excited about this series and I know that God's going to use it in a powerful way in your life. The purpose of this series is to discover God's secrets for living bigger than our circumstances.
Because we all face circumstances that feel like they put a lid on us. On our contentment, on our joy, on our growth, on our ability to move forward into a future that's less frustrating than our present
Maybe you're drowning in student debt and it's keeping you stuck in a job that you hate. Maybe you've been feeling like God's calling you to move to Peru and be on mission with Jesus there...but you can't because you have to keep working this stupid job that you hate to make these payments for a degree you wish you hadn't chosen. But you're stuck.
Maybe your marriage feels like it's not what you signed up for. Maybe it's become all boring routine...or maybe it's not boring...maybe it's bad and you don't see any way to make it better.
Maybe you're struggling health issues.
Maybe taking care of your kids or your parents suddenly feels like it's all-consuming and there's just no time for anything else.
If anyone knows about circumstances that aren't conducive to contentment, it would the Apostle Paul who wrote the book of Philippians. Paul had this big goal of getting to Rome, because he knew that Rome would be a strategic base of operations for taking the Gospel out to the rest of the world. And in several of his other letters, Paul talks about his desires and his effo ...
Series: Boundless
Craig Smith
Philippians 1:1-2
Introduction
Welcome to Mission Hills. I'm so honored to have you with us this weekend. This is a big weekend at Mission Hills. It's the first weekend after Labor Day which is when everything kind of kicks into high gear for the Fall. It's Compassion weekend...you'll hear a little more about that later in the service. And...we're launching our new Fall series on the book of Philippians, called Boundless. I'm really excited about this series and I know that God's going to use it in a powerful way in your life. The purpose of this series is to discover God's secrets for living bigger than our circumstances.
Because we all face circumstances that feel like they put a lid on us. On our contentment, on our joy, on our growth, on our ability to move forward into a future that's less frustrating than our present
Maybe you're drowning in student debt and it's keeping you stuck in a job that you hate. Maybe you've been feeling like God's calling you to move to Peru and be on mission with Jesus there...but you can't because you have to keep working this stupid job that you hate to make these payments for a degree you wish you hadn't chosen. But you're stuck.
Maybe your marriage feels like it's not what you signed up for. Maybe it's become all boring routine...or maybe it's not boring...maybe it's bad and you don't see any way to make it better.
Maybe you're struggling health issues.
Maybe taking care of your kids or your parents suddenly feels like it's all-consuming and there's just no time for anything else.
If anyone knows about circumstances that aren't conducive to contentment, it would the Apostle Paul who wrote the book of Philippians. Paul had this big goal of getting to Rome, because he knew that Rome would be a strategic base of operations for taking the Gospel out to the rest of the world. And in several of his other letters, Paul talks about his desires and his effo ...
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