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Jun 20, 2025 21 min

Joy in Suffering | Philippians 1:12–18

from The Me and Jesus Podcast Hosted by Karleigh

This episode is a punch in the gut in the best way. Paul was in prison when he wrote this—and instead of asking for pity, he celebrated that his suffering was being used to push the gospel forward. He wasn’t focused on comfort. He wasn’t obsessed with his platform. He wasn’t even mad that others were preaching Christ with the wrong motives. He was laser-focused on one thing: is Jesus being made known? If you're in a season that feels like everything is going wrong even though you're being obedient, this one's for you. Your chains might be the very thing God wants to use. In this episode: Why Paul didn’t see his imprisonment as a setback What it means for the gospel to “advance” through suffering How obedience creates ripple effects What to do when others preach Christ for the wrong reasons A hard look at our motives and obsession with reputation Referenced Resources: Free Philippians Study Guide (Week 3): https://kwwj1.myflodesk.com/d8xrptee30 How to Test What You’re Being Taught (Discernment Guide): https://meandjesus.life/2025/06/06/how-to-test-what-youre-being-taught Connect: Instagram – https://instagram.com/karleighwalkswithjesus Bible study resources – https://meandjesus.life Subscribe and Review: If this episode encouraged or challenged you, share it with a friend and leave a review. It helps more women find the truth and stop settling for shallow teaching.

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