In this account, we will see how God led Paul to encounter Him that resulted in Paul’s unwavering commitment in obeying Jesus for the rest of his life.

As you look ahead are there things you are worrying about that you can give to God knowing that he promises to be with you wherever you go?

Let us revisit how David won the battle against the giant Goliath and let us be reminded how the Lord helps and delivers His children from adversities, no matter how big or small they are.

Moses is the first to reveal his internal struggle as he is called to obey God. But in spite of the difficulties he could foresee, the New Testament tells us that Moses “was faithful in all God’s house” (Heb. 3:2).

Joseph bestowed forgiveness and reconciled with his brothers because he knew that everything happened as part of God’s purpose and plan for his life.

Do not be afraid to live for God’s calling.

Noah will always be remembered as the person who built an ark and who sailed a worldwide flood. But the Bible will give us more details on how Noah believed, obeyed, and embraced God’s calling to his life.

The apostle Paul ended the book of Philippians by exhorting the believers to think of godly spiritual thoughts that will help them to be faithful witnesses of Jesus.

Why do we imitate Paul?

The Apostle Paul reminded the church at Philippi to set their eyes on Jesus whenever they experience persecution and oppression because of their commitment to the gospel’s truth.

The Apostle Paul reminded the church at Philippi to set their eyes on Jesus whenever they experience persecution and oppression because of their commitment to the gospel’s truth.

Has your prayer life become more intimate over the years or are you praying like you did when you first became a Christian?

We, as God’s children, are called to serve one another with love and humility. As Christians, we are notable in our ability to care and be united at the same time.

Welcome to our new preaching series on the book of Philippians! We titled this series as, “Joyful Living with Jesus in the Face of Suffering.”

Learn more about Jesus’ healing power and grace.

How do you take the challenges or suffering you are facing today?