Sunday on Monday - August 3rd, 2026
Sunday we began our three-week series, Find Your People, from Philippians 2:1–4.
We naturally connect with people who share our background, interests, or stage of life. But gospel community goes deeper. It forms around Jesus, and He should be the most defining thing we share.
Paul reminds the Philippians that they already have encouragement in Christ, comfort from His love, and participation in the Spirit. Their unity should grow out of their union with Christ. Jesus is not just the example in front of us. By His Spirit, He is the life at work within us.
So Paul says that received love should become shared love.
As we become more secure in the love of Christ, we become less driven to defend ourselves, control others, or demand our own way. Instead, Paul calls us to reject selfish ambition and conceit, walk in humility, and look beyond our own concerns to the concerns of others.
This week, ask yourself:
How do I respond when I am not heard, chosen, credited, or given my way?
Disappointment is normal. But anger, withdrawal, resentment, or punishing others may reveal that selfish ambition has taken root.
Finding your people means more than locating people who care about you. It means becoming the kind of person who notices and cares about others. You cannot look to the interests of others from a distance. We need relationships close enough to know what people are carrying, listen to their struggles, and respond with genuine care.
That is one reason KGroups matter. I pray you'll not just connect this year, but use the group as an opportunity to look out for the interests of others.
