Someone hacked John's bank account a few years ago — and ever since, he said, there's a half-second of held breath every time he pays for something. That moment turned into the whole sermon.
In Episode 25 of After Sunday, John and Andrew close out missions month by unpacking Philippians 4:10–20—Paul's prison letter to the only church that gave to him: the dirt-poor believers in Philippi. They talk about what Paul actually meant by "I can do all things through Christ," why the Philippians out-gave the wealthy Corinthians, what Abraham's early morning on Mount Moriah tells us about contentment, and the one line from Sunday that reframes everything: your bank account can tell you what you have — it will never tell you who has you.
Key scriptures: Philippians 4:10–20; Matthew 6:33; Genesis 22; Hebrews 11; 1 Timothy 6:10
If fear has been louder than faith in your life lately — John's book Standing in the Dark was written for that moment: https://a.co/d/0fJYSsja
After Sunday is produced by Calvary Baptist Church, Bedford, VA
