<p>Philippians 2 is majesterial. The cruciform life of Christ and others are on display. And yet... as Paul bemoaned, "everyone is looking out for their own interests, not the interests of Christ." Why the mismatch? What needs to change?</p>

Philippians 2 is majesterial. The cruciform life of Christ and others are on display. And yet... as Paul bemoaned, "everyone is looking out for their own interests, not the interests of Christ." Why the mismatch? What needs to change?

Why it's so hard to look out for someone else's interests

This is the podcast of Viva Vineyard Church. We're a church plant in Hornsby, a northern suburb of Sydney. We pray it's an encouragement for you. If you're in town, drop in for one of our Sunday gatherings. 
Details and our story: www.vivachurch.org.au

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This is the podcast of Viva Vineyard Church. We're a church plant in Hornsby, a northern suburb of Sydney. We pray it's an encouragement for you. If you're in town, drop in for one of our Sunday gatherings. Details and our story: www.vivachurch.org.au

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Why it's so hard to look out for someone else's interests

Why it's so hard to look out for someone else's interests