The epistle to the Philippians was written by Apostle Paul, to the church in Philippi. Even in the midst of his imprisonment, Paul exuded great joy! He steadfastly lived out his satisfaction in Christ.
There are 3 aspects to this book: Firstly, it is known as a unique book, a book full of joy that is rooted in Christ. Secondly, it contains an unusual story, a narrative of divine intervention, and thirdly its describes uncommon experiences, involving the lives of a diverse group of individuals.
Join us in this 10-session series and discover the secret to Gospel-Centred joy!
In this lesson, we'll begin the series by exploring three areas where the Apostle Paul found joy: Enrichment through supplication, encouragement through anticipation, and endearment through association.
In this lesson, we will focus on joy in the sovereignty of God. Joy is found in the advancement of the Gospel. Despite difficult circumstances, the Gospel advances! Within this lesson, we will learn two places where Paul discovered joy in the progress of the Gospel.
In this lesson, we will learn how to live an others-focused life in the midst of disagreements. Philippians 4:2 tells us that there was a disagreement between two women in the church. Despite challenges, as Christians, we are called to live a consecrated life so that we can be a witness to people around us.