We view Good Friday through the lens of Passover.

Paul closes with a word of thanks while also offering the secret of contentment.

Paul begins to wrap up his letter to the Philippians by reminding them to stand firm.  Standing firm means that they must be intentional about relationships and rejoicing, paying particular attention to practicing God's presence in the midst of anxiety.

Paul encourages us to endure in our walk with Christ.

Paul goes over his resume and concludes that it is garbage compared to the righteousness of Christ and being found in Him.  Much of this material comes from Matt Howell's sermon on this text.

We take a closer look at how the gospel changes us into those that pursue others in love through the lives of Timothy and Epaphroditus.

Preached at Christ The King Presbyterian Church in Cambridge, MA.

Paul encourages the Philippians to grow in their faith and tells about how this will work.

Paul calls the Philippians to unity by reminding them who they are in Christ and pointing them to His example.

Paul explains the implications of the gospel in how we approach all of life.