Christ Church South Philadelphia

What if people tried to tear you down… and you still rejoiced? In Philippians 1:12–18, Paul is in prison while others preach with the goal of hurting him—and yet he says, “I rejoice.” How is that possible? Join us this Sunday as we see a path towards resilent joy.Speaker: Pastor Caleb McCurley

Life is not always happy. But what if there were a way to find joy even when life is hard? Join us this Sunday as we see Paul in a prison cell, yet full of joy nonetheless. Through his example, God gives us a surprising path to joy.Speaker: Pastor Jeff Boettcher

This Sunday we’re kicking off a brand-new series in the book of Philippians. Often called Paul’s most joyful letter, Philippians mentions joy more than sixteen times. And honestly… couldn’t we—and our world—use a little more joy? Paul also talks a lot about unity. Couldn’t we use more of that, too? But more than anything, this letter points us to what it means to be in Christ. True joy. Real unity. Full life. All rooted in Him. Join us This Sunday as we dive in!Speaker: Pastor Jeff Boettcher

This Sunday we will have pastor and author Mez McConnell bringing the word. Pastor Mez grew up in one of the poorest and most dangerous parts of Scotland. His story is one of tragedy, agony, anger, and grace. Through our time of worship we will be reflecting on Christ’s heart for the least, the last, and the lost. His heart for all of us. Hope you can join us at 9am or 11am!Speaker: Pastor Mez McConnell

What do we do when our resolve runs out? When life feels overwhelming and we’re just trying to make it through, what do we do then? Join us this Sunday as we close out our "A Biblical Guide to New Year's Resolutions" series and consider together what it means to be Resolved to Persevere in Jesus.Speaker: Pastor Jeff Boettcher