The Book of Philippians is a very practical book. In it we find many admonitions to the believer of how to carry out the work of Jesus Christ while on this earth.

What did the Lord do for our souls when He died for our sins? Probably much more then you are aware of.

As soldiers we are to endure hardness, but sometimes we can get weary in the battle. This passage has a word for you. Also deals with 2 Timothy 2:12 on the word deny.

Many believers today seem to lose the wonder of what God has done for them. Paul never lost that wonder. You hear this wonder in his testimony of 1 Timothy 1:12-17. You see it in this passage as well. It begins, “What shall we say to these things?”

The lepers were told to go without the camp. At one time it was a place of uncleanness, yet we are called to go outside the camp.

We have heard much of my life of the danger of sinning away our day of grace. This idea is that the Holy Spirit will only work in our hearts for so long, but at some time will cease and we are at that time, even if still alive, condemned to hell. Is it a Bible teaching? Is it possible that there are people among us who could never get saved?

Zacchaeus was a wee little man and a wee little man was he. However, the Lord passed by and called out to him. What will you do when Jesus comes your way?

People today have no concept of loyalty. We are wishy-washy. Today you love something and tomorrow you will hate it. We make decisions quicker than you can blink and then forsake them just as fast. The bad thing is that this has rolled over into our relationship with God.

What can we learn from Lot's failures? Lot faced some of the same trials that you face. What will you do?

This is the story of the judgment of Jesus before He was taken to be crucified. However, in reality, it is the story of the judgment of us all.