Lessons learned from Proverbs 29:5—30:19 include: Flattery is a dangerous thing. A fool will tell you everything even when he shouldn’t. Vision is actually spiritual understanding. The Word of God is a miraculous cleanser. There are some things we just do show less

What kind of person can sit in prison and write a book about joy? The apostle Paul’s joy transcended his earthly circumstances, and he felt compelled to share it with his friends at Philippi. He teaches that happiness is found through Christlike humility, show less

Paul wrote from prison to the church at Philippi, reminding them that joy doesn't depend on outward circumstances but on inward condition. If we are in the center of God's will, then regardless of the circumstances there will be joy in our lives. show less

It's true: God who began a good work in us will finish what He started. Paul assures the Philippians—and believers today—of our eternal security in Christ. show less

1) What is the biblical perspective of the women’s liberation movement?
2) Did Lot lie about his two daughters not being married when it speaks of his sons-in-law?
3) Do you think we should ask people to receive Jesus as Savior and Lord?
4) Could you explain why you believe the events in the Middle East are not signs of the imminent coming of Christ?
5) Does Hebrews 10:26-27 teach that we can lose our salvation?

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Just as physical life begins with a birth, spiritual life begins with a birth.” That's the important truth we'll hear in this study of Philippians 1:21. Together we'll learn that real life begins when we come to Jesus Christ in faith and learn to trust Him. Then and only then are we born again.

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