Paul thanks God for the Philippian believers for their partnership in the gospel. 

In this second part of our tour through Christian giving, we look closer and at the attitude behind our giving. 

In this second part of our tour through Christian giving, we look closer and at the attitude behind our giving. 

What was it like before creation? How do we know the Bible is true? Kolby, Cory, and Landon tackle intense questions... like a boss.  

What was it like before creation? How do we know the Bible is true? Kolby, Cory, and Landon tackle intense questions... like a boss.  

In Philippians 1:1-2, Paul (in line with Peter, James, Jude, and John) calls himself a slave of Christ. How do we reconcile this with Christ’s calling his disciples friends? What does this designation call us to and free us from? 

In Philippians 1:1-2, Paul (in line with Peter, James, Jude, and John) calls himself a slave of Christ. How do we reconcile this with Christ’s calling his disciples friends? What does this designation call us to and free us from? 

Christian giving flows directly from the character of God. As God have His Son, we are prompted to give all of who we are to the Kingdom's call.  

Christian giving flows directly from the character of God. As God have His Son, we are prompted to give all of who we are to the Kingdom's call.  

The heart of Paul’s letter to the Philippians is found in chapter 2:5-11. As grace bookends the letter, prayer insulates it as the advance of the gospel takes center stage in the aim of the Christian walk.