Philemon

The gospel doesn’t just change our relationship with God—it changes how we relate to others. In the short letter of Philemon, Paul addresses a difficult situation between Philemon and his runaway servant, Onesimus, revealing the transforming power of the gospel. This story shows how faith in Jesus reshapes identity, restores broken relationships, and calls believers to extend forgiveness and grace. Over the next three days, discover how the gospel can transform your heart and influence the way you treat others. Ask God to help you live out His grace in every relationship.

This three-day plan will walk you through the short book of Philemon. Each day of the reading plan is accompanied by a short video that explains what you're reading and how it's all about Jesus. In this plan, you will learn how Jesus has united all believers to each other.


Philemon: Transforming and Unifying Relationships | Video Devotional

What you believe about God affects everything you do. Titus focuses on sound doctrine and how to live it out in our lives and communities. Then discover the truth behind the story of the slave, Philemon. In this study covering two short but powerful books, Dr. McGee connects what we believe about God with how we live and helps us see that God’s love empowers us to forgive.

Thru the Bible—Titus & Philemon

To his spiritual son Philemon, Paul wrote a plea for the restoration of Philemon’s relationship with Onesimus, his runaway slave. Reconciliation between people can be complicated. However, when relationships are restored, there is power at work for unbelievable things to happen. Are we willing to trust God and take chances in faith and love?

[The Epistle of Philemon] Response of Faith and Love

Do you want to read, understand, and love the Scriptures? Often, we want to read but don't know where to start. This plan is a monthly guide to reading the entire Bible in a year. This one-year plan will help you read and understand the entire New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs in a very simple way.

Daily Reading Plan With Christian Mael (April)

Join Paul’s journey as he speaks to the church in Colossae and to Philemon. Each day offers a passage with explanations, historical context, and practical insights. Discover who Jesus is, why He gave everything for us, and how to live as Christians in the world. Step by step, uncover the fullness found in Christ and learn to shape your life by His strength.

**NOTICE:** This content includes sensitive themes that some readers may find difficult: [abuse and exploitation]. Please take care as you read.

The Letter to the Colossians and the Letter to Philemon

Philemon is a personal letter, written by Paul, humbly requesting freedom for a runaway slave. The letter is short, but its message is profound, and its impact reaches across history. So what does the Bible say about slavery? And what does it mean for us in a world where slavery remains real and present? Join TTW for compelling audio guides with clear explanation in just minutes a day.


Mail From Jail is a devotional journey through the prison letters of the Apostle Paul—Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon—written during seasons of confinement yet overflowing with hope, truth, and transformation. Through these letters, we discover that God’s purposes are never limited by our circumstances, identity in Christ comes before activity, joy is found in surrender, work becomes worship, and grace has the power to restore what is broken.

Mail From Jail: A Devotional Through Paul’s Prison Letters

A slave named Onesimus escaped from his owner, Philemon, and met the Apostle Paul in his Roman prison, who then led him to Christ. After learning about Onesimus’ wrongdoing against his master, Paul wrote this letter to plead with Philemon to forgive Onesimus. Reconciliation with people who have wronged us is difficult sometimes. May this letter encourage us to let go of our bitterness and renew our relationship with them.

Philemon

Philemon

Philemon: Transforming and Unifying Relationships | Video Devotional

Thru the Bible—Titus & Philemon

[The Epistle of Philemon] Response of Faith and Love

Daily Reading Plan With Christian Mael (April)

The Letter to the Colossians and the Letter to Philemon

Philemon

Mail From Jail: A Devotional Through Paul’s Prison Letters

Through the Bible: Philemon