Take Aim

Paul concludes his letter to the Philippians by encouraging them to maturity and praising them for living out their maturity through their giving.

As we walk through the Christian life we will certainly encounter conflict with others and we will have to guard our minds. This week we examine a few tips to managing conflict with others and an [...]

Is salvation an event or a process? Paul describes the Christian life as a race to be won, a war to be fought. The goal is Christ … to know him and to be like him. In this week’s [...]

Some things are worth repeating. Some things we just can’t afford to be wrong about. The gospel as preached by Paul is not something we want to get mixed up. Paul takes the time in [...]

Humility is a great thing to talk about – but what does it really look like? Paul gives us two examples of men who really knew what it meant to serve in humility; Timothy and Epaphroditus. [...]

Paul is encouraging the church at Philippi to respond to the work that God has done, and is doing in them, by living out the Christian Life. His hope is that one day he will be able to stand [...]

Paul’s desire for the Philippian church was that the work of God would go beyond the personal level and bring unity within the church. In order to have this unity of faith of which he [...]

In our study this week – Paul the apostle considers the possibility of his own death. Will he be afraid? Will he be ashamed? He will conclude that holding fast to his faith in God is the [...]

Suffering, pain and difficulty are part of life. The question is why? In our study of Philippians – Paul examines his own suffering and finds that God is at work in spite of his circumstances.

Religion says that in order to be accepted by God we must accept, love and forgive others. Paul teaches us that because God has accepted, loved, and forgiven us – we then love and accept [...]