Philippians
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Philippians
Paul’s letter to the Philippians, which he wrote while a prisoner, is all about joy. This is amazing when you consider that he was a prisoner when he wrote to his friends in Philippi. In spite of being a prisoner, Paul found joy in the Lord. That was possible because his joy depended on Jesus, not on his circumstances. The same joy is possible for us, no matter how difficult our circumstances may be.
In this letter, Paul explains an important secret to living the Christian life: To live this life well, we need to have “the mind of Christ.” When we have “the mind of Christ,” we depend on Him as our source of strength and joy so we, too, can live in joy and victory instead of sorrow and defeat.
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Meet the Teachers
Ron and his wife, Ginny, live in Owasso, OK, after spending most of their lives back East. Their three kids and their families (six grandchildren) have also moved to the Midwest, and they enjoy frequent family gatherings. Ron enjoys sailing, sailboat racing, and learning to drive his sports car as fast as he can on nearby racetracks.Show less
Natalie has served in Community Bible Study in various roles, most recently as a Teaching Director and Area Director in Alabama. CBS has been an integral part of the Word of God changing her life as she learned to study it. She is grateful to be a daughter of King Jesus, and John 8:36 is one of her favorite verses: “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed!”Show less
Holly now spends time ardently supporting Arkansas Razorback sports teams, relishing outdoor adventures with loved ones, and cherishing moments with her wonderful adult children. Holly’s greatest joys are being truly known by Jesus and telling others about His marvelous mercy. She says, “He’s my ‘one defense, my righteousness. Oh, how I need Him every hour!’”Show less
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