What makes a pastor's heart truly beat for his people? Philippians 1:3–11 reveals Paul's pastoral heart through his letter to the church at Philippi, written from a prison cell to the congregation he helped plant over a decade earlier. Paul reflects on the joyful memories of their gospel partnership, expresses his confident assurance in their spiritual journey, and shares genuine Christian affection, showing it's right and good to express deep care for one another, even amid suffering. The message culminates in Paul's prayer for their continued spiritual maturity, that their love would abound more and more in wisdom, obedience, and lasting fruit. Are we displaying these same qualities of joyful partnership, steadfast confidence, authentic care, and ever-deepening spiritual growth in today's church?