Paul opens his letter to the church in Philippi not with correction, but with deep affection, gratitude, and confidence. He remembers them with joy—not because they were perfect, but because they were partners in the gospel. In this message, we look at what it means to be a people shaped by grace, committed to the mission of Jesus, and anchored in the promise that God isn’t finished with us yet. The same God who started a work in you is still working—even in the slow, unseen, and imperfect places. This passage reminds us that the Christian life isn’t about arriving—it’s about becoming. It’s about walking together, growing together, and trusting that God is faithful to complete what He began. Wherever you find yourself today—full of faith or full of doubt—you are not abandoned, and you are not unfinished by accident. God is still at work.