Paul writes from imprisonment with joy and confidence in God’s work among the Philippians. He thanks them for gospel fellowship, explains that his bonds have advanced the gospel, rejoices that Christ is preached even by mixed motives, and urges the church to live worthy of the gospel with one spirit and courageous unity.
Paul writes from imprisonment with joy and confidence in God’s work among the Philippians. He thanks them for gospel fellowship, explains that his bonds have advanced the gospel, rejoices that Christ is preached even by mixed motives, and urges the church to live worthy of the gospel with one spirit and courageous unity.
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