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Sep 20, 2026 35 min

Philippians 1:19-26

from ARCC Sermons Hosted by Roy Stokes

In our study of Philippians, we will see a church created by the sovereign grace of God, united in Christ, and participating together in the gospel. From the Lord opening Lydia’s heart in Acts 16 to Paul’s confidence that “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion,” we will see that Christ is faithfully building His Church. As we walk through this letter, we will discover who we are in Christ, why we are His people, and therefore how we are to live—serving one another, striving together for the gospel, growing in love, rejoicing in the Lord, and learning with Paul to be content in whatever circumstances the Lord appoints. Together we will press on to know Christ and eagerly await the day of Christ, confident that the One who began His work in us will complete it, all to the glory and praise of God. Discover What does a life well lived look like to you? How do you think most people would define life? How do you think most people would define death? How does being a Christian change those perspectives? Nurture As you think about life and death, what gives you hope? Why? Even when we have hope, what can make death difficult to talk about? Act What one change could you make this week so that your life bears more fruit for Christ and helps someone else grow in their faith? How would the hope of being with Christ after death shape one decision you make this week?

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