Episode 7

Whatsoever Things Are True | Philippians 4:8

You have a feed today. A phone that buzzes. A group chat with the worship team. The senior pastor's latest text. Whatever someone said in the comments under that video you wish you had not posted. Most of what fights for your attention this week is not something you chose. It came at you. And what comes at you, eventually, lives inside you.

Paul gives you a filter. True. Honorable. Just. Pure. Lovely. Of good report. Virtuous. Praiseworthy. Not a list of nice feelings. A discipline for what gets to occupy your mind. The Greek for "think about" is logizomai. To calculate. To deliberately turn over. This is a discipline, not a mood.

Anchored in Philippians 4:8. Episode 6 of the Philippians season.

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A short, daily Scripture devotional for worship leaders, musicians, and church techs. 2 to 5 minutes a morning, verse by verse.

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Ryan Loche

Dr. Ryan Loche (PhD) is a worship pastor, professor, and theologian helping worship leaders and everyday disciples be formed by Scripture over time. He leads The Church Collective, a training network for worship, creative, and production leaders. Ryan’s work centers on worship as formation before expression and the slow, faithful transformation of becoming like Jesus.