In this Easter message, we explore an important question about the resurrection of Jesus, "Who moved the stone?" This question has been analyzed and debated for centuries and your answer to that question may be one of the most important in your life.

Paul closes the book by remembering the financial gift that was given to him by the Philippians and then offering a master class on contentment. Contentment is possible - and something God desires for all his children.

Paul calls us to press on in knowing Jesus fully. He explains five ways to do this.

Paul applauds the example of two workers that are integral to the story of the Philippian church, Timothy and Epaphroditus. We learn about what made these men so special, and are called to honor people in our lives who are similar to them.

Coming off the heals of the Christ Hymn in the previous passage, Paul is exhorting the Philippians to walk in obedience in light of Christ's obedience. What does that look like? It is the grind of everyday life that salvation is 'worked out'… Paul wanted the Philippians to put their salvation into practice for the health of the church.

Paul explains to us the "mind of Christ" and how this affected every action Jesus took. And even more stunning, he contends that this mind is now given to us to completely reorient the way that we lead life.

Unity is essential to live a life for God. Paul tells us how to pursue this unity and avoid some common pitfalls.