Philippians

Is something causing you to be anxious or worry? In Philippians, Paul teaches us how to give our anxiety and worry to God, including worry about God’s provision to us.

When two of your Christian sisters are bickering with each other, do you ignore it and hope the problem will go away? Would you like to know how to help heal the conflict?

The Christian life is like running a race. What is the course? The finish? The purpose? What gets us off the course? How do we stay on the course? And what is the prize?

If you have been taught any “faith plus any other condition” in order to maintain acceptance to God, get to heaven, or get any other blessing (which you already have in Christ!), consider how this has affected your life, emotions, thinking, or relationship with God and others.

What does it mean to serve others in Jesus’ name? How do you know if you are bringing more focus on yourself rather than bringing glory to God?

Do you know how to conduct yourself in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ? Whose example do you follow in serving others?

When you said yes to Jesus, you are made alive by the indwelling Holy Spirit who unites you to Christ so that “Christ in you” is a fact of your new existence.

What trials are you experiencing? What do you expect to happen as acceptable outcomes? Maybe it’s time to release those expectations and stay free.

What is your motivation for being good? Do you have a strong tendency to be a perfectionist in everything? Why?

Joy is something that God has. And God chooses to give us His joy. In this post, we will answer the questions, “What is joy, and how can we have it?”

Get an introduction to Paul’s letter to the Philippians and see how it encourages all who read it to know Jesus and know joy!