In God’s upside-down economy, weakness isn’t what we think it is. Small is often seen as weak, however, throughout scripture, God enshrines His care over the weaker and marginalized. In our culture small means weak, but in the Lord’s context – in our weakness, He is made strong! Furthermore, in God’s upside-down economy God wants us to be completely, wholly dependent on Him. The beauty of a small church or movement is that that you have an opportunity to be part of the work, not just watch the work. Philadelphia had nothing to hold onto EXCEPT FOR GOD, and God tells them to hold fast. Listen in to find out more about Philadelphia, the benefit of being small, and 3 ways to let go and hold fast to Him.

Week 2 of our series in Philippians. Explore with us the richness of partnering together in the Gospel. Working, serving, laboring, and striving side by side can seem like a puzzle, today we look at four pieces of that puzzle to see and understand how they link together to bring the good news to others and glorify God. Partnering with others is not easy, in fact, sometimes it’s very hard; however, we are secure knowing that it encourages other believers and that “He who began a good work in YOU will be faithful to complete it.”