<p>In chapter 3, Paul told the Philippians to follow his example. In chapter 4, he tells them that they should focus their thoughts on things that remind them of God’s goodness and sovereignty. And Paul himself is an example of thinking that way—as demonstrated in the way he handles the tension between Euodia and Syntyche.</p>

In chapter 3, Paul told the Philippians to follow his example. In chapter 4, he tells them that they should focus their thoughts on things that remind them of God’s goodness and sovereignty. And Paul himself is an example of thinking that way—as demonstrated in the way he handles the tension between Euodia and Syntyche.

Episode 56: Showing how it’s done

Of all of the apostle Paul's letters, his letter to the church in Philippi is one of the most beloved. He writes as a friend, a mentor, and a pastor to people who have always been generous in their support. At the same time, he addresses the challenges that are coming at them from both outside and inside the congregation. We will explore his warm, wise counsel for its relevance today.

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Episode 56: Showing how it’s done

Episode 56: Showing how it’s done