Pointing Women to the Wonder of His Word
Philippians 2:1 starts out with several “if” statements. While the word “if” may create doubt, Paul didn’t mean it in that way. The meaning of “if” is better interpreted as saying “since” or “assuming.” So, you could actually read Philippians 2:1 as this: Since you have encouragement from being united with Christ, assuming comfort from his love, assuming fellowship with…
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Paul wrote his letter to the Philippians when he was in prison. He was confined, guarded constantly by soldiers and faced the very real possibility of being put to death for his faith. He was in dire circumstances. Yet, his tone in Philippians 1:12-30 shows a man who isn’t living out of fear or worry; instead, he’s focused on the…
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When you think of the word “love” what comes to mind? Our culture has painted a picture of love being primarily romantic, emotional and causing happiness. Of course, all of those things are part of love, but they do not provide a full and complete picture of how God wants us to love. Sharing his prayer for the Philippians, Paul…
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