Paul and the Philippians
- Does Philippians address all types of suffering, or only suffering for the gospel?
- Is Paul's joy related to his suffering, or to his relationship with the Philippians?
- Was it sinful for Paul to want to die?
- How could Paul be both depressed and joyful at the same time?
- Is the joy Paul described more a recognition of Christ than an emotive experience?
- Did Christian or secular virtues motivate the Philippians to care for Paul?
- Why did Paul feel such strong affection for the Philippians?
- Was it normal for very diverse groups to be involved in the same local congregation?
- Should we focus on both Paul and Timothy as joint authors of Philippians?
- What can we learn from the way that Paul exhorted Euodia and Syntyche?
- What did Paul mean when he said that Jesus made himself nothing?
- What is the difference between perseverance and preservation?
- Do our good works contribute to our salvation?
- Does God ever use the outwardly good works of unbelievers to bring them to faith?
- How can good things come from preaching the gospel with wicked motives?
- How should we respond to those who preach the gospel with wicked motives?
- Who are the "true circumcision"?
- What are the central concepts of the gospel?
- How can we identify and deal with false teachers?
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