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Jephthah makes this crazy vow in Judges 11. But is Chp 11 all about that vow? There's a bigger story here if we look a little deeper.

The Philippian church in a severe afflicition and extreme poverty, overflowed in a wealth of generosity and abundant joy. That's amazing!

Its so important what we put into our minds. Our mind must have the gospel as a filter for everything we put in, so as to know what to reject.

The gospel has the power to change our lives to be free from anxiousness to peace in Christ.

Philippians 3 is filled with Paul's passion for Jesus. Here he calls us to stand firm with this passion.

Our relationship with Jesus is meant to be one of intimacy and vibrant.

Its so easy to get caught up in life's pain and become blinded to God's goodness. Let God's work in Naomi show us His sovereign redeeming purposes.

Passion is an amazing thing. Here Paul shows us his red hot passion to know Jesus and the power of His resurrection.

Self confidence is a good thing in some occasions , but not when it comes to the gospel. There's no self confidence with us in the gospel.

Timothy and Epaphroditus serving Jesus and the Philippian church for the gospel. These guys are an inspiration for us.

God wills and works in us so that we can shine amongst a crooked and perverse generation. We want to shine the gospel out of our lives to make Jesus look glorious.

Isaiah 54:1-3 God has a promise to Israel to think big about His purposes. The gospel will go to the nations, Jesus people will expand and grow!

The resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything.

Is it really a good Friday?

Rob takes us back to Genesis to see the big story.

The Apostle Paul is calling for gospel humility to mark the Philippians. Obedience to Christ will lead them to being a church on mission with a humble heart.

To live is Christ, and to die is gain! We are favoured to suffer! How can you say that Paul? With Jesus as our supreme treasure we can travel joyfully in suffering.

Paul is undeterred from the gospel. Despite being in a prison and others proclaiming Jesus from wrong motives, he rejoices with a passion that Jesus is proclaimed.

Paul confidently assures the Philippians that Jesus who has saved them will surely carry them all the way to final redemption.

Paul writes to the Philippians, and greets them with the title of saints in Christ. God sees us as saints, amazing!