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September-November 2025

Loving our neighbors isn’t just a good thought—it’s the second half of the greatest commandment and the way we see our love for God play out in our everyday lives. As we follow Jesus, a deep love for our neighbors—those who inhabit our lives and our stories—begins to well up in our souls and we see people more and more the way Jesus does.

This fall, we’ll journey into the life of Christ and look at the characteristics of neighboring. By looking at how Jesus interacted with people, how He pursued people, and what moved His heart, we’ll develop a deeper desire to emulate Him as we are also Becoming: Neighbors.

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Messages in this Series

  • Sep 14 | Becoming People Who Love Our Neighbors
  • Sep 21 | Willing to Share My Faith
  • Sep 28 | Willing to Share What I Have
  • Oct 05 | Willing to Serve Those Who Seem Unworthy
  • Oct 12 | Willing to Step in for Those Who Are Powerless
  • Oct 19 | Willing to See Those Who Are Unseen
  • Oct 26 | Willing to Befriend Those Who Are Lost
  • Nov 02 | Willing to Bring My Friends to Jesus
  • Nov 09 | Willing to Reach My One More

Mike Graham - February 16, 2025

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Scripture References: Philippians 2:19-30

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From Series: "Philippians: The Power to Change"

Jesus promises transformation and change as we follow Him. Every book of the Bible gives us a growing understanding of God’s character and plan for His people. Philippians gives us a picture of how Jesus reshapes, remodels, and renews His followers as we seek to live in a manner worthy of the Gospel (1:27). Paul shares his personal testimony of change (3:4-11), Jesus’ example of humility invokes change (2:5-11), and God Himself is at work in us to change and conform us into His image (3:13). The power of change is found in the power of Jesus! Let’s dive into Philippians and ask God to grow us, transform us, and change us.

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