We are going to have some incredible times together over the next month. We've got three gatherings next Sunday right here. It's our last Sunday ever at the AU Hotel, which is just exciting. And we'll commemorate this room and remember it forever. But we're moving on. We're going to do two Sundays at the Coliseum and bring everybody together. And then the hope is to open our new property that we're renovating

off airport road on Sunday, September 8th. And so that's the plan moving forward. If you need to

take a picture of the calendar, there it is. If not, follow us on social media. Make sure you're

on the email list. But more important than telling you about our calendar, I want to tell you the

ending to Philippians. If you have your Bible, hold it up, hold it up, hold it up. This is the grand finale, y'all. This is the grand finale. If you don't have a Bible, don't feel shame because last week I wasn't preaching. Our student pastor Tyler Miller was preaching, and he had a word, and it was phenomenal, but I didn't have my Bible. And so I got to sit with all the non-spiritual people who don't bring Bibles and go, man, that's really unfortunate. Turn with me to Philippians.

Chapter 4, verse 10. I want to let some of you know who have wondered what's going on this summer. I will be bringing back the single people drill in a couple of weeks as our young people returned to Auburn. So if you're like, man, I've been sticking with this all summer because I heard there was kind of an organized moment to set up Christian community. It's coming. I just wanted you to have to wait for it. Do not move on to the next church or the next movement. Stay here. It's going to happen. Philippians chapter 4 verse 10. I do not have time today to give you the full recap of where we've been all summer. My hope is that this sermon is so good, that it makes you want to go back and listen to every single message from Philippians because this word is so

relevant and involved in your everyday life. All I can really tell you before we jump in is that

the Apostle Paul is in a prison cell in Rome writing a letter to a church

that he founded 10 years earlier in a city called Philippi. That's in an area of ancient Greece

called Macedonia. And he's going to close out this letter with some very personal remarks to his

home church. I mean, Paul had a lot of home churches. He started a lot of churches that we

called the Bible. Like, his letters to the churches are the letters that we're reading. But his

favorite church, his closest church to his heart was the church in Philippi. And you're going to see why,

starting in verse 10. Philippians chapter 4, verse 10. If you're there, say I'm there.

Here we go. I rejoiced greatly in the lord that at last

you renewed your concern for me indeed you were concerned but you had no opportunity to show it i'm not

saying this because i am in need for i have learned to be content whatever the circumstances

i know what it is to be in need and i know what it is to have plenty i have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in need,

and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every

situation, whether well-fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. I can do all this

through him who gives me strength. Philippians 413, where did that come from?

I didn't want to warn you that the most memorable verse in Philippians was coming up. I wanted you to see

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