The letter of Philippians was written to believers in Philippi who were struggling with disunity, infiltration of false teachers, and a loss of joy and contentment. Writing from a Roman prison, Paul composes a letter replete with joy and gratitude. This joy flows from a dynamic relationship with God and Paul places a clear emphasis on the person of Jesus Christ and frequently mentions the phrases "in him," and "in the Lord." To impact the world we must have a deep relationship with God and replicate that joy in our lives that flows from a thriving relationship with God. Against this backdrop, Paul focuses on areas that the Philippian church needed to address: ◾Peace ◾Thanksgiving ◾Humility ◾Imitating Christ ◾Futility of trusting in the flesh ◾Pressing on to maturity ◾Standing firm in Unity and much more...

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