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It can be a bit embarrassing to admit that we’re envious of someone. Why is envy so dangerous if it isn’t nipped in the bud? Let’s look to the Bible for the answer. In this episode, Milenko and Eunice look at why envy is so destructive, and how we can overcome this sneaky sin.
The Bible has a lot to say about compassion and mercy. But actually, what is mercy? And what is compassion? It goes both ways – we’ve received a lot and we should give a lot. But in order for it to be genuine, something really has to happen inside of us. Join Julia and Kathy this week as we read through some of these scriptures and really dig into what the Bible says about mercy and compassion.
Read more about what the Bible says about mercy and compassion here: https://activechristianity.org/38-verses-mercy-compassion
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Do you believe that He who has begun a good work in you will complete it? In this episode of our Philippians series, Milenko and Kathy invite their friend Rolf to talk about this incredible conviction that Paul wrote to the Philippians about. What God has started, He always finishes, and our vision is that we will lay hold of what Christ has in store for us! Join us for this incredibly encouraging and hopeful conversation.
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What Paul wrote in Philippians 2:12-13 is a crucial part of our salvation. “Work out your own salvation …” What did he mean by this? Isn’t salvation by grace alone? Are we meant to “help” God with our salvation? Join Milenko and Kathy this week as we tackle these questions and more.
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You can become blameless and harmless in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation. Are you up for the challenge? It actually boils down to faithfulness in the little situations of life. We can all do this! In this episode from our Philippians series, Julia and Kathy talk about how we can shine as lights in the world right where we are. Philippians 2:14.
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On the way to Damascus, Paul met Jesus. It turned his life around. The knowledge of Christ had laid hold of him so powerfully that he counted all things as loss. Maybe we don’t feel like we own so much in this world that we have to give up, like Paul had. Maybe we have given up all that we know of already. How then can we be in the same spirit as Paul was in? This is what Milenko and Eunice talk about in this episode, where they look at the verses Paul writes in Philippians 3:7-11.
In the beginning of Philippians chapter 2, Paul gives the Philippians some advice on how they can really love one another. The instruction he gives there is still extremely relevant today. In this first episode in our series on Paul’s letter to the Philippians, Kathy and Julia discuss how “lowliness of mind” and “esteeming others better” are keys in being able to love.
Why is God’s word called the sword of the Spirit? Why is prayer mentioned after all the pieces of God’s armor in Ephesians 6? Join Milenko and Eunice in the last episode of this armor of God series as they talk about these points and more!
The helmet of salvation is a piece of the armor that Paul actually talks about on more than one occasion and he says that we put on the helmet of salvation as a hope! Join Kathy and Julia as we discuss what this means, why it’s so hopeful, and dig into what salvation really is.
The shoes of the gospel of peace and the shield of faith are powerful defense tools to help keep us focused on our goal – to fight against sin in our flesh. In this episode, Milenko and Eunice continue the armor of God series with an encouragement on how we can use these weapons in daily life!
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