Paul writes to believers in Philippi assuring them that God will not only show them the areas they need to improve as they follow Christ, but will give them the Spirit's power to change.

Paul instructs believers to rejoice in the Lord as we identify with Him, resist false teachers, and press on toward maturity.

Paul recognizes two servants, Timothy and Epaphroditus, for their faithful service to him while he was imprisoned.

Paul writes to his Philippian friends encouraging them to have the same selfless attitude as Jesus and to let the Holy Spirit change them as they hold on to God's Word in obedience.

Paul writes to his Philippian friends encouraging them to have the same selfless attitude as Jesus and to let the Holy Spirit change them as they hold on to God's Word in obedience.

Paul in prison writes to fellow believers reminding them that whatever happens to him is for the furtherance of the gospel.

In the final chapter of John's gospel, the risen Jesus has a 'Define the Relationship' meeting with the distracted disciples and says essentially, "If you love me, then take care of those I love".

The risen Jesus appears to the fearful disciples and not only removes their shame, but involves them, and us, in His ongoing work of setting people free.

Jesus ministered to many people even as He suffered on the cross.

Peter swore his loyalty to Jesus, but when the pressure was on, he denied being a disciple. This did not surprise Jesus, who promised to restore Peter in spite of this embarrassing and painful failure.