Paul urges unity between Euodias and Syntyche, calls believers to rejoice, pray instead of live in anxious care, think on what is true and pure, and practice what they have learned. He explains that he has learned contentment in both need and abundance through Christ’s strength and thanks the Philippians for faithful financial partnership.
Paul urges unity between Euodias and Syntyche, calls believers to rejoice, pray instead of live in anxious care, think on what is true and pure, and practice what they have learned. He explains that he has learned contentment in both need and abundance through Christ’s strength and thanks the Philippians for faithful financial partnership.
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