In this last section Paul commends the Philippians and provides a vision for God’s work beyond him. Listen as Joanne Hagemeyer shares Paul’s secret for contentment and look to God to provide in His way and for His glory.

Dr. Bill Smith continues our study of Philippians. “Be anxious for nothing” is part of, perhaps, the most important verses in in the Bible on mental health. Paul shows us the solution to anxiousness. Listen as Bill explores how our thought-life informs our emotional life and find out about the wonderful resource we have in Jesus.

How can we think like a citizen of heaven? Any move toward growth and maturity begins with changing how we think. Listen as Julie Coleman reflects on what it means to have an attitude of Christ.

Where is your focus, your heart? Listen as Joanne Hagemeyer explores the contrasts in this section of dying to past and living into the now. 

Who influences you to succeed? True influencers are remembered because they cared. Steve Coleman continues our study in Philippians. Listen as Steve explores the examples of Timothy and Epaphroditus as fellow soldiers in Christ. 

This week Dr. Bill Smith reveals how Paul uses a structure in this section of a future promise that can be obtained with present behavior only through the power of God. Listen as Dr. Bill describes a set of connections to the previous section (Phil 2:5-11) to show what does obedience looks like and what it means to work out own salvation.

Example is a powerful thing. Jesus provided an example for us to follow. Listen as Julie Coleman explores how Paul’s desire for the Philippians to have the attitude of Christ affect relationships in the church today.

Do you hunger for radical Christianity? Here it is in Paul’s statement ‘to live is Christ, to die is gain.’ Listen as Steve Coleman examines this passage and what standing firm in Christ looks like in our lives today.

Why does a good God allow bad things to happen to God’s people? Julie Coleman reveals Paul’s answer to this question. Listen as she shows how God uses hardships to further His gospel and where our focus should be.

Steve Coleman looks at the beginning of the book of Philippians. He identifies several themes that will be seen in this letter. These themes establish the tone and reflect the reality of life in Christ.