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We revisit One Band, One Sound as the Spirit reveals that if Jesus is the Head of the Church, we must love what He loves so that we can complete His mission and not deviate from His ultimate goal.
We all have our part to play in God's mission field. We must stay focused on glorifying Him, for we never know who God is trying to reach through us as we each work out our own salvation.
Opposition is inevitable. Paul reminds us that we must stand flat-footed on and stay anchored to the Rock, knowing that trials will come, and their arrival is a sign of progress in advancing the Gospel, not of failure.
Why are we doing all this? Why do we worship, attend church, read our Bibles, tell others of the Good News, let our lights shine, and conform our lives to model Christ? Paul reminds the Philippian church (and us) that we should be active participants in glorifying God in all we do.
As we begin a study of Philippians, Paul begins by telling us how grateful he is for the church at Philippi and prays that they continue to glorify God in all they do, setting the foundation for us to be mindful of what motivates us to worship Jesus.
Jesus knows us so well, He knows exactly what we need to hear AND how we need to hear it to move us toward Him and not away from Him. The Prodigal Son narrative reveals to us the love of a Good Father uniquely dispensed on His children for the purpose of godliness and deeper love for Him.
The Spirit shows us that the love of a mother for her demon-possessed daughter pushed her to overcome being labeled a curse, just as Jesus became a curse so that we may be blessed with redemption.
We may call Him Savior, but is He truly our Lord? We are challenged to assess ourselves and determine who truly sits on the throne of our hearts.
The Spirit reminds us that if we are not careful, our complacency in Jesus may cause us to compromise on the faith.
Why should anyone feel bad for Satan? Jesus reminds us that we should not celebrate someone being condemned to Hell, not even our greatest adversary.
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