Are you exhausted trying to prove you are a "good Christian"?

We live in a culture—and sadly, in many churches—that ties our worth entirely to our performance. We drag our resumes before God, hoping our church attendance, our moral track record, and our good behavior will be enough to earn His approval. But performance-based faith is a deadly, exhausting trap.

In this message from Philippians 3:1-11, we look at the Apostle Paul's shocking spiritual audit. Paul had the greatest religious resume in the ancient world, yet he looked at his perfect moral scorecard and called it literal garbage (skubala) compared to the freedom of knowing Jesus Christ.

If your faith feels like an endless treadmill of anxiety, rule-keeping, and burnout, it is time to declare spiritual bankruptcy. Discover what it means to stop trying to earn God's approval and start receiving the perfect, alien righteousness of Christ.