In this closing sermon on Philippians 4, Paul expresses profound gratitude for the Philippians' renewed support while declaring he has learned contentment in every circumstance—whether abased or abounding—because his sufficiency comes from [...]

In this sermon on Philippians 4:6-9, David Jeremiah addresses the common struggle of worry even among Christians, explaining it as a divided mind that leads to instability. Paul prescribes replacing anxiety with prayer in everything—through general [...]

In Philippians 4:1-5, Paul urges the believers to stand firm in the Lord without being defeated by false teachings, to avoid division especially among key members like Euodia and Syntyche, to keep rejoicing in the Lord no matter the circumstances, [...]

In Philippians 3:15-21, Paul encourages the mature believers to keep pressing toward spiritual growth by holding to the same grace-based principles that saved them, following godly examples like his own, staying alert to the destructive influence [...]

In Philippians 3:7-14, Paul shares his radical shift in values—counting his former achievements as worthless compared to knowing Christ—while setting his sights on a future of deeply knowing Jesus, experiencing His resurrection power and even [...]

In Philippians 3:1-6, Paul urgently warns the Philippian church against legalistic false teachers who insisted circumcision and Jewish rituals were required for salvation, calling them dogs, evil workers, and mutilators; he contrasts this by [...]

In Philippians 2:17-30, Paul presents three powerful role models for believers: himself as an example of selfless sacrifice (viewing his possible death as a mere drink offering poured out for the Philippians' faith), Timothy as a model of [...]

In Philippians 2:12-16, Paul urges believers to "work out" their salvation with fear and trembling—not to earn it, but to actively live out what God has already worked in them—by depending on God's enabling power, living cheerfully [...]

In Philippians 2:1-11, Paul urges believers to pursue unity through humility and selflessness, appealing to the encouragement in Christ, comfort of His love, fellowship of the Spirit, and God's affection and mercy as reasons to be like-minded, [...]

In Philippians 1:27-30, Paul calls the believers to live worthy of the gospel through consistent, unified, courageous conduct as citizens of heaven—standing firm together in one spirit, striving side by side for the faith, and facing opposition [...]

In Philippians 1:12-20, Paul explains how his imprisonment has advanced the gospel rather than hindered it—creating unexpected opportunities to witness to the palace guard, inspiring others to preach boldly, revealing true motives among preachers, [...]

In the opening of Philippians 1:1-11, Paul greets the saints in Philippi humbly as a bondservant alongside Timothy, expresses deep gratitude and joy for their faithful partnership in the gospel from the very beginning, and prays earnestly that [...]