In this text, Paul quotes from an ancient Christian hymn that speaks of the mysterious union of the divine and human natures of Christ. He uses Christ's emptying of Himself as the ultimate example of humility.

In this text, Paul quotes from an ancient Christian hymn that speaks of the mysterious union of the divine and human natures of Christ. He uses Christ's emptying of Himself as the ultimate example of humility.

Paul was imprisoned for the Gospel, but he even saw that as part of God's plan for his life. Despite these difficult circumstances, he rejoiced because the Gospel was being furthered. He understood that Paul was not the one who was important, but Christ and His Gospel were.

Paul was imprisoned for the Gospel, but he even saw that as part of God's plan for his life. Despite these difficult circumstances, he rejoiced because the Gospel was being furthered. He understood that Paul was not the one who was important, but Christ and His Gospel were.

When God saves a person, He begins a change from the inside out. This sermon is an introductory sermon for this series on Philippians and looks at some changes God makes in believers' lives.

When God saves a person, He begins a change from the inside out. This sermon is an introductory sermon for this series on Philippians and looks at some changes God makes in believers' lives.

We don't know the purpose God has for our suffering, but we know that He does indeed have one for it. This sermon focuses on the lesson that Paul learned in his suffering - God's grace is sufficient.

We don't know the purpose God has for our suffering, but we know that He does indeed have one for it. This sermon focuses on the lesson that Paul learned in his suffering - God's grace is sufficient.

Many Christians are worriers. They fret and stew and wring their hands all the time. In this section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus calls us to trust Heavenly Father to provide for our needs because He already knows what we need.

Many Christians are worriers. They fret and stew and wring their hands all the time. In this section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus calls us to trust Heavenly Father to provide for our needs because He already knows what we need.