Philippians 2:1-11

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Discover What was Paul’s intentions in writing this letter to the Philippians? Why is it important that grace comes before the commandment in scripture? How do we see Christ’s humility in this section of scripture? Nurture In what ways have you been encouraged by being united in Christ, comforted in his love, or seen his tenderness or compassion? What is something you do in selfish ambition or vain conceit. Is there anything that the world would see as good, but is also done in selfish ambition or vain conceit? Why would verses 6-8 be an encouragement to us? Why would verses 9-11 an encouragement? Act After confessing areas of selfish ambition or vain conceit, how would our walk look different this upcoming week?

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