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Philippians 4:2–3, Part 4: Why Does It Matter That Their Names Are in the Book of Life? Jan 14, 2020

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The frustrations and grievances we carry against other Christians would feel different if we could see their names written in the book of life.

Philippians 4:2–3, Part 3: Eight Ways Paul Encourages Euodia and Syntyche to Come to One Mind Jan 11, 2020

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Pastors are not called to create unity in the body of Christ. They are called to help their people maintain it.

Philippians 4:2–3, Part 2: The Bible and the Sermon Are Not Always Enough Jan 07, 2020

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Reconciliation between believers in our churches will require more than the pastor’s preaching or our private Bible reading.

Philippians 4:2–3, Part 1: How Pervasive Is Paul’s Concern with Conflict in the Church? Jan 04, 2020

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Christians share more than the same worldview. They share the same heart, the same mind, the same body, and the same Savior.

Micah 5:2, Part 4: How the Priests and Scribes Abused the Bible Dec 31, 2019

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Some people who teach the Bible should not be teaching the Bible. Here is an example from the Bible.

Micah 5:2, Part 3: The Global Majesty of the God-Man Dec 28, 2019

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Jesus is not a small Savior for small sins against God. Jesus is the global Savior for a world full of children of wrath.

Micah 5:2, Part 2: The Lowly, Ancient Origins of the King Dec 24, 2019

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From the small and lowly city of Bethlehem came the great ruler of the whole world.

Micah 5:2, Part 1: How Did Prophets See the Future? Dec 21, 2019

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The prophecies of the Bible can be confusing. One way to help us interpret them is to understand how prophets saw the future.

Isaiah 9:1–7, Part 4: God’s Zeal to Enthrone His Son on Earth Dec 17, 2019

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If men and women and children could see rightly, they would fall over themselves to enter the kingdom of a King like ours.

Isaiah 9:1–7, Part 3: What Kind of Government Will God Bring? Dec 14, 2019

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Only he whose hands bear the scars of nails, hands strong enough to bear our wrath, can hold the scepter over the redeemed people of God.