Rejoice Always: Practical Notes in the Book of Philippians
Difficulty is inevitable. Joy through it all is possible.
TURN YOUR PAIN INTO PURPOSE, YOUR HARDSHIP INTO HAPPINESS.
The apostle Paul was one of the most joyful men of the first century. Yet the paradox of his life is that he suffered extensively—he was stoned nearly to death for preaching the good news of Jesus, he was beaten 5 times with 39 lashes, shipwrecked on numerous journeys, persecuted by his own people, persecuted by Gentiles, and the list goes on.
From a grimy jail cell that would make our modern prisons look like country clubs, Paul writes to believers in Philippi exhorting them to “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, Rejoice!”
Throughout this epistle, Paul’s spirit is soaring at a time when most of us would have obviously been depressed and grumbling. How is this kind of joy possible?
Join Paul on this journey and LEARN…
How YOU can maintain genuine JOY in trying times like these.
How YOU can walk out the commandments found in the book of Philippians.
The context and HEART with which Paul wrote to the Philippians.
How YOU can sustain a similar kind of relationship that Paul had with Jesus!
Difficulty is inevitable. Joy through it all is possible.
TURN YOUR PAIN INTO PURPOSE, YOUR HARDSHIP INTO HAPPINESS.
The apostle Paul was one of the most joyful men of the first century. Yet the paradox of his life is that he suffered extensively—he was stoned nearly to death for preaching the good news of Jesus, he was beaten 5 times with 39 lashes, shipwrecked on numerous journeys, persecuted by his own people, persecuted by Gentiles, and the list goes on.
From a grimy jail cell that would make our modern prisons look like country clubs, Paul writes to believers in Philippi exhorting them to “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, Rejoice!”
Throughout this epistle, Paul’s spirit is soaring at a time when most of us would have obviously been depressed and grumbling. How is this kind of joy possible?
Join Paul on this journey and LEARN…
How YOU can maintain genuine JOY in trying times like these.
How YOU can walk out the commandments found in the book of Philippians.
The context and HEART with which Paul wrote to the Philippians.
How YOU can sustain a similar kind of relationship that Paul had with Jesus!