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Oct 11, 2026 44 min

Brad Wheeler | Philippians 2:1-4

from UBC Fayetteville

Chapters (00:00:00) - The greatest threat to the church (00:02:31) - Turning to Philippians 2:1-4 (00:04:32) - Reading the passage and its structure (00:06:53) - The encouragement to unity in Christ (00:09:35) - Every blessing is ours in Christ (00:13:33) - An invitation to come to Christ (00:15:07) - The exhortation to unity (00:16:54) - Paul's joy is found in their unity (00:17:38) - Grief over present divisions in the congregation (00:19:45) - Where is our hope really built? (00:21:02) - The Philippians' own division: Euodia and Syntyche (00:22:48) - Why preach this text now (00:23:28) - The expression of unity: false paths to unity (00:25:21) - The elders' exhausted search for a way forward (00:26:35) - Unity begins with examining our own motives (00:29:48) - Selfish ambition and empty conceit (00:32:18) - Envy and rivalry within the church (00:33:45) - Humility as the antidote (00:36:21) - What true humility looks like (00:37:47) - Humility expressed in practical love (00:40:58) - The real obstacle to unity is pride, not opinions (00:42:17) - Closing charge: begin with the heart

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Brad Wheeler | Philippians 2:1-4

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Chapters

  1. 0:00 The greatest threat to the church
  2. 2:31 Turning to Philippians 2:1-4
  3. 4:32 Reading the passage and its structure
  4. 6:53 The encouragement to unity in Christ
  5. 9:35 Every blessing is ours in Christ
  6. 13:33 An invitation to come to Christ
  7. 15:07 The exhortation to unity
  8. 16:54 Paul's joy is found in their unity
  9. 17:38 Grief over present divisions in the congregation
  10. 19:45 Where is our hope really built?
  11. 21:02 The Philippians' own division: Euodia and Syntyche
  12. 22:48 Why preach this text now
  13. 23:28 The expression of unity: false paths to unity
  14. 25:21 The elders' exhausted search for a way forward
  15. 26:35 Unity begins with examining our own motives
  16. 29:48 Selfish ambition and empty conceit
  17. 32:18 Envy and rivalry within the church
  18. 33:45 Humility as the antidote
  19. 36:21 What true humility looks like
  20. 37:47 Humility expressed in practical love
  21. 40:58 The real obstacle to unity is pride, not opinions
  22. 42:17 Closing charge: begin with the heart

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