Arbor Church

On October 30th 2022, we lost power during our 10:00am service, so to make up for it we recorded an audio only version after the fact. We hope this is beneficial and helpful with your study of Philippians and Resilient Joy.

Hayden, Michael, and Ryan sit down to discuss Ryan’s messages from last Sunday.

Each of you should be concerned not only about your own interests, but about the interests of others as well. You should have the same attitude toward one another that Christ Jesus had… – Philippians 2. Today, Ryan teaches through the first part of Philippians 2 and about the resilient joy that can be found in humility, or, as C.S. Lewis put it: not thinking less of yourself, but thinking about yourself less.

Alison, Hayden, and Ryan sit down to discuss Ryan and Scott’s messages from the last two Sundays.

For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. – Paul, Philippians 1:21. Today, Scott Hetherington unpacks this passage as we continue our journey through Philippians 1, and helps us understand how these conflicting desires were, paradoxically, part of Paul’s reason for joy in awful circumstances.

We continue our time in Philippians Chapter 1 trying to understand how Paul was able to experience joy despite being in prison and experiencing what is, objectively, a pretty rough life. Did he just try to pretend that all the evil that happened to him was good? Or was there something deeper going on?

Alison, Hayden, and Ryan sit down to discuss Ryan’s message from Sunday.

If there’s a word that describes our collective spirits in 2021 and 2022, it might be languishing. This week, Ryan opens a new series on Philippians in which we’ll explore what it means to have joy beyond circumstance and “happiness”.

Hayden, Michael, and Ryan sit down to discuss Bryan’s message from Sunday.

Ryan concludes our Better Together series with a message on the invitational life of Jesus – from the woman at the well to Zaccheus the tax collector – and his call to be not just his followers but also fishers of people.