Oct 29, 2026 /

Be Moved By Jesus

What will keep you serving Jesus after the excitement fades? In this message, Bob Holmes traces Christ’s willing sacrifice and exaltation in Philippians 2, calling you to pause over the cross until His love moves you to obey. Keep returning to what your Savior did for you, and let that love send you beyond your comfort zone to serve Him and reach others.

Bob Holmes reflects on Philippians 2:5–11, moving from Christ’s equality with God to His willing humiliation, death on the cross, and exaltation. Personal testimony and accounts from school evangelism illustrate God’s care and the reach of His mercy, while an extended meditation on Christ’s suffering presses the call to lasting service. The closing applications connect gratitude for the cross with obedience, forgiveness, love for enemies, and taking the gospel beyond one’s comfort zone.

Topics Discussed

  • Christ’s incarnation, voluntary humiliation, and exaltation in Philippians 2
  • God’s personal care, forgiveness, and adoption through Christ
  • Meditating on the cross as motivation for lasting service
  • Forgiveness, love for enemies, and gospel witness beyond comfort

Key Takeaways

  • Return often to Christ’s sacrifice rather than letting the cross become familiar.
  • Let love for Jesus lead to obedience and service beyond a moment of emotion.
  • Respond to His mercy by forgiving others and loving those who oppose you.
  • Use your life to bring the gospel to the people God has placed within your reach.

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Bob Holmes, known as the One-Man Volleyball Team, has played over 20,000 games against teams of all kinds—from students to pro athletes—using his unique platform to share the gospel. A record-setting evangelist and youth speaker, Bob has reached millions with his message of hope in Christ.