Paul understood that his imprisonment was an opportunity for the gospel to go forth. When we know that God allows our trials and our circumstances for our good and for His Glory, we can glorify him in any distress! As preachers of the gospel, we must retain the right motives to glorify God; we must align our hearts with the love and good will of Christ.

In this sermon, we continue Paul’s intercessory prayer for the Philippian church. While he is imprisoned, his separation from them fuels his prayers for their spiritual growth. This passage shows us the need to abound in love and discernment, that we might have a glowing testimony and fruit at the Judgment Seat of Christ!

In this sermon, we kick off the series with Paul’s intercessory prayer for the Philippians. Though he is “quarantined” in prison, the Apostle’s prayer is thankful, joyful, and full of faith!