Despite your circumstances God has a plan to work in you and through you as you follow Him. Find out more in this lesson from Philippians 1:12-14.

Paul's prayer for believers provides a summary of how God accomplishes spiritual growth in believers as they walk with Him. Find out more in this lesson from Philippians 1:7-11.

Paul opens his epistle explaining that he offers prayers for the Philippian believers with joy because of their fellowship in the gospel and God's constant work to carry His good work in them to completion. Find out more in this lesson from Philippians 1:3-6.

An introduction to the structure and purpose of Paul's letter to the believers in Philippi.

The happy man is the righteous man. He is secured by God's grace, he is guided and protected by God's attention to his path. But there is also another way of living that produces no such happiness. Find out more about two ways of living in this lesson from Psalm 1.

The final lesson of Whose Will? sets up the reality that there is either the flesh or the spirit who sets the objectives for the believer to follow. Find out more about how the believer must choose which objective to follow in this lesson from Galatians 5:17.

Jesus didn't accomplish anything from Himself. Instead, everything He did was based on what the Father set forth for Him to accomplish. Find out more in this lesson on the source of man's objectives.

Does God harden man's heart? Or does man harden his own heart? Find out more about the will's role in the hardness of man's heart in this lesson from Exodus.

In a battle of wills, man's will is no match for God's. Yet man often tries to use his free will to go against God. Find out more about man's inability to beat God's will in this lesson on Jonah, Balaam, and Pharaoh.

There is a difference between what you desire and what you decide to do. That distinction is important. Find out more in this lesson about both God's and man's desires and decisions in reference to salvation and temptation.