Gentlemen, there are three things to remember this week:
- Remember: We will not meet this coming Monday, March 9th, since I will be on an airplane, enroute home from Colorado.
- Remember: Contact your brother, whose name you drew out of the bowl, and pray with/for him this week.
- Remember: Post your comments to this blog, relating what you are learning as you continue to read through Philippians. We will all benefit from your insights.
We resume our in-depth study of chapter one on Monday, March 16th, at 7 pm.
~ tr
OC Bereans 
Hey guys,
Reading a Book called Spiritual Leadership by Oswald. He uses Paul as an example, pretty incredible perspective. You guys have a blessed week, Loving the Phillipians study still reading through it everyday…Cool.
Craig
By: Craig Holiday on March 6, 2009
at 3:49 pm
Paul seems to show a clear favoritism and loyalty to the believers in Philppi since they were there “from the first day until now.” (1:5). He shows that not only was he a very smart man, but he had a big heart (see 1:7-9). Finally, his example to accept what God has dealt in (1:12-14) is very powerful. He sums up by rejoicing in 1:20 that he will “be exalted in my body, whether by life or death.” What a committed man this was! I call him the 12th apostle!
By: steven Pitchford on March 10, 2009
at 8:38 pm