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Paul finds great joy in the people of Philippi. He wants them to make that joy complete by working towards unity in the church. For that to happen, they must cultivate a Christ-like attitude that is motivated by the encouragement and affection God has shown them, having the same mind, and exhibited through humility. Visit our website https://hopeforlompoc.org New Here? Fill out a connection card https://buff.ly/3qb2XkA Send a Prayer Request https://buff.ly/2IYzxQv Tithes & Offerings https://buff.ly/3pVIvme Daily Devotional https://dailywalkdevotion.com
Paul urges the Philippians to live a life worthy of the Gospel by striving for unity, being bold in the face of fear, and engaging the conflict.
Paul's first priority was advancing the Gospel. He wanted the Philippians to remain committed to that even in the midst of trials.
Paul writes a letter to the church in Philippi and exudes joy for his relationship with them even though he is writing from prison. In these first eleven verses, we see four aspects that will lead us to live a life full of joy.
The writer of Hebrews closes his epistle by giving his readers instructions in how to worship together. We see that we worship an unchanging savior, need to feed on a healthy diet of doctrine and grace and lift up an offering of praise.
The author of Hebrews gives six indicators of faith. Do you exhibit them in your life? If you were brought up on charges of being a Christian, would they be able to convict you on the evidence of your faith?
Mount Sinai and Mount Zion are contrasted to show that the Kingdom of God cannot be shaken.
The writer of Hebrews encourages his readers to run the race of life and not quit. They will need endurance but all they have to do is look to Jesus who the author and perfecter of our faith.
Moses provides a great case study on how to use your faith to make difficult decisions. He forsook the luxury and comfort of Pharoah's palace to identify with the Nation of Israel.
Through the Patriarchs, we see how to have faith in our daily life. We see how our faith needs to be tested, patient, and how God is in control.
A timely reminder to endure is given to the readers of the Epistle of Hebrews. This reminder is a warning not to despise the Word of God and turn your back on Jesus Christ when things get complicated. We have an eternal possession that is waiting for us, and we need to endure till the end to receive it.
Jesus ushered in a new way to live. We can now go boldly to the throne of God and stir up love and good works.
The Law was a shadow of good things to come, but Jesus was the perfect sacrifice that completes and sanctifies us.
Jesus ushered in a new way to worship when the veil in the temple was torn. It was no longer by rituals and sacrifice, but in Spirit and truth.
Hebrews shows us that Jesus is a better high priest than any from the line of Aaron.
The writer of Hebrews warns his readers about the danger of falling away. If they neglect the Word of God and don't rely upon the Lord they run the risk of falling away.
Jesus brought a better covenant. It is written on our hearts instead of stone tablets. It extends mercy and forgiveness to everyone.
There is a perfect rest that is available to every believer who is willing to put their trust in Jesus. It is a rest from a requirement to fulfill the law to make God happy. Jesus took away all the stress of striving to earn His approval.
The writer of Hebrews gives his second warning of the epistle by warning us not to let our hearts depart because of unbelief.
To the Jew, Moses was the top of the pack. He was the one everyone measured themselves against and considered the greatest in history. The writer of Hebrews shows us that Jesus is greater than Moses. While Moses was a faithful servant in the House of God, Jesus is the creator/builder of the house.
The Writer of Hebrews lays out why Jesus is greater than the angels.
The writer of Hebrews warns his readers against drifting from the faith.
Jesus is superior to the Angels. Chapter one shows us that and, in the process exalts Jesus to the highest position, Son of God and Firstborn.
Jesus is resurrected from the grave and appears to the ladies who went to minister.
