Quiet Time Podcast: Rooted in the Word

From prison and facing possible death, Paul writes to the Philippians with joy, gratitude, and thanksgiving, showing deep contentment in his circumstances. The episode highlights the book's central call for unity with humility, urging the church to keep preaching the gospel, avoid petty disagreements, and work together for God’s kingdom. Listeners are encouraged to trust God in trials, cultivate a Christ-centered love that outweighs circumstances, and reflect on how to live united and humble in service to others.

Welcome to the Quiet Time Podcast as we close the book of Philippians with a reading of Philippians 4:1–23. This episode highlights practical counsel from Paul: rejoice always, do not worry, and bring your requests to God with thanksgiving. Reflect on themes of contentment, the peace of God that guards hearts and minds, and living focused on what is true, honorable, and pure. A brief reflection question prompts listeners to consider their own contentment; next episode will explore who Paul was and his time in Philippi.

On the Quiet Time Podcast we slow down in God’s Word. This episode studies Philippians 3:12–21, reminding us to press forward toward Christ, leave the past behind, and pursue the prize of God’s heavenly call. Listen for encouragement about our true identity in Jesus, the hope of bodily transformation, and a call to stand firm in the Lord. May you reflect on God’s love and find peace today.

Welcome to the Quiet Time Podcast, rooted in the Word. In this episode we read Philippians 3:1–11 (CSB) and hear Paul recount his former credentials and why he now considers all earthly gains as loss compared to knowing Christ. We explore themes of rejecting confidence in the flesh, receiving righteousness through faith, sharing in Christ's sufferings and resurrection, and a reflection question on verse 7 with a reference to Romans 10:2–4. May you reflect on God's love and find peace today. God bless.

Welcome to the Quiet Time Podcast, rooted in the Word, where we slow down and spend time in God’s Word, one passage at a time. In this episode we continue in Philippians (CSB), focusing on Philippians 2:19–30. Paul updates the church at Philippi about his plans to send Timothy, praises Timothy’s genuine care and faithful service, and explains why he’s sending Epaphroditus, who nearly died while serving Paul. Reflect on the faithfulness, sacrifice, and honor shown in these brothers, and consider what God may be speaking to you through this passage.

Welcome to the Quiet Time Podcast with Bree — an introduction to slowing down, reading Scripture, and rediscovering a simple, personal relationship with God. Bre shares her story of returning to faith, why she started this podcast to help new and struggling believers, and how quiet time can look different for everyone — prayer, worship, reading the Bible, or simply being present with the Lord. Join her as she leads short passages, offers gentle guidance without legalism or pressure, and encourages listeners to grow naturally in sanctification. A recap of Philippians and reflection answers will follow when the book is complete. God bless.

In this episode of the Quiet Time Podcast, Rooted in the Word, we read Philippians 2:12–18 (CSB) and slow down to reflect on key themes: working out your salvation, God’s work in us, doing everything without grumbling, and shining like stars in a crooked generation. We consider Paul’s example of joyful sacrifice — even being "poured out" for the faith — and close with reflection questions to help you apply these truths to daily life.

Welcome to the Quiet Time Podcast. In this episode we read Philippians 2:5–11, reflecting on Christ’s humility and exaltation: though he existed in the form of God, he emptied himself, took the form of a servant, became human, and humbled himself even to death on a cross. Because of this obedience, God highly exalted him and gave him the name above every name. Reflect with us on how we practice humility, servitude, and obedience as we seek to adopt the same attitude as Christ. Thank you for joining today—may you feel God’s love and peace. God bless.

Welcome to the Quiet Time Podcast, rooted in the Word. In this episode we continue in the book of Philippians and read Philippians 2:1-4 (Christian Standard Bible), focusing on themes of Christian humility, unity, and putting others before ourselves. Reflect with the host on why Paul emphasizes unity among believers and how love and humility shape our relationships. Thank you for spending time in God's Word; may you feel God's peace today.   Resource:  How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth by Gordon D. Fee and Douglass Stuart

In this episode of Quiet Time Podcast — Rooted in the Word — we read Philippians 1:21–30 (CSB) and reflect on Paul’s declaration, “For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” We consider Paul’s tension between longing to be with Christ and remaining for the progress and joy of the believers, the call to live worthy of the gospel as citizens of heaven, and the reality of suffering for Christ. Reflection question: What does Paul mean by “standing firm in one spirit, in one accord”?

Join the Quiet Time Podcast as we read Philippians 1 and explore Paul's heartfelt message of thanks, partnership, and prayer written from prison. Reflect on how Paul's example encourages grateful prayer, spiritual growth, and love that leads to discernment and righteousness in Christ.

In this episode of the Quiet Time Podcast, we read Philippians 1:12–20 and reflect on how Paul’s imprisonment advanced the gospel. Some proclaimed Christ from envy while others from goodwill, yet Paul rejoices that Christ is being proclaimed and trusts God’s work through prayer and the Spirit. Listen and consider where God’s attributes show up in this passage, how it brings comfort, and how you might feel peace in God’s love today.