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Philippians: Joyfully Pressing On
The book of Philippians was penned by Paul during a season of imprisonment and uncertainty – but despite facing numerous challenges, Paul’s words echo with resilience, gratitude, and an unwavering confidence in the surpassing joy found in Christ. As we navigate this book together, we will explore themes that resonate deeply with the human experience – themes of unity, humility, contentment, and the surpassing peace that comes from a vibrant relationship with Christ. Paul’s heartfelt expressions of love for the Philippian church and his unwavering commitment to the gospel will offer us a roadmap for navigating the challenges of our own lives as well. Then, may these truths strengthen our faith, deepen our relationships, and equip us to face the trials of life with a joy that emanates from the source of all joy – our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
The King We Desire
Jesus is not only the King we need but the King we desire for He leads us out of slavery, leads us back home, and leads us even when we’ve rejected Him. Then this Christmas, let’s worship this King because He came to save us, to give us worth, to give us hope, and to give us a reason to rejoice again.
Where is the King?
Jesus isn’t just the King of the Jews but the Savior of the world. And we are now called to live under His life-giving authority – to surrender ourselves to His lordship. This Christmas, may we give Jesus the worship He deserves as we invite the world to shout for joy – proclaiming that the King has come.
The Story of Joseph
Jesus may not be the King we expected but He surely is the King we all need – He was born to save us from our sins and give us life. And this King promises that He will be with us always. Then may we have the eyes to see His beauty and know that He alone is worthy of our worship – worthy of losing everything for.
Make Disciples
The church is commissioned to make disciples as we go, baptize, and teach people to observe the gospel truths. Jesus’ authority is the reason for our confidence and His presence, our comfort.
The Church
Jesus will build His church through the people who, by God’s grace, believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the living God.
Salt & Light
Christians are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. We are called to preserve the social decay by actively working against injustice and evil in this world but also to illuminate the truth of the gospel wherever we go for God’s glory.