Note: Ken also taught a version of this lesson during his Wednesday Morning Study. The summary description below was originally published there. Text: Philippians 4 What really matters in your life? When you survey your life’s accomplishments, what would you boast about and be proud of? Some might
Note: Ken also taught a version of this lesson during his Wednesday Morning Study. The summary description below was originally published there. Text: Philippians 3 What really matters in your life? When you survey your life’s accomplishments, what would you boast about and be proud of? Some might
Paul writes to the believers at Philippi, exhorting them to be of one mind in Christ and to pursue humility and service.
Let us maintain godly attitudes and actions, as we trust in the One who provides all we need through Jesus Christ.
Paul, who was previously a Pharisee, counts his accomplishments, his zeal, and his holiness as “rubbish” compared to the surpassing greatness of knowing Jesus Christ our Lord.
In this famous section of Scripture, Paul describes the “emptying” of the Son of God who became a man—known as the doctrine of kenosis. While it is interesting to investigate the theological concepts regarding the nature of Christ’s “emptying,” to be fixated on that phrase from this passage
We can have joy even in adverse circumstances because of who Christ is and who we are in Him.
The world does not provide answers for our deepest questions. Only when we grasp who and whose we are can we have peace in uncertainty.
In this fourth session of Ken Boa’s talks at the Cove during the 2019 Reflections Ministries retreat, he discusses the coming of Christ to which we look forward with hope.
In this extra session at the Cove during the 2019 Reflections Ministries retreat, guest speaker Glenn Sunshine discusses the evolution of worldview over the past 500 years.
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