Sunday July 14: Philippians 1:1-11 “Faith is a Journey not a Destination”
By Lead Pastor, Bill Flavin

In much of our lives, we rush to finish projects, get a promotion, or reach the next something.  That same mentality can leak into our faith if we are not careful. In Philippians 1 we are reminded that God is up to something in each of us, and that faith is a process of being formed by God, not a destination or project to reach.

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