Philippians

Over the next 31 days, we’ll journey through two of Paul’s prison letters: Ephesians and Philippians. We’ll unpack some of his greatest lessons including how you can live victoriously, even in hard times, and how you can find and keep your joy in all seasons. 

Letters for Life: Ephesians & Philippians

When Jesus took on flesh, He purposefully embraced the limitations of being human. Our smartphones, meanwhile, are designed to help us transcend our day-to-day limitations. In this 5-day devotional, we'll be exploring the question of how these abilities are affecting us and our relationships. (This plan is adapted from the "Everything Smartphone" toolkit, available on our website.) 

Leading With Limitations

Join Streetlights' Bible Study for a 3-day journey to discover the truth that God is not only our King, but also our Servant King.

God Is a Servant King

In Philippians, Paul says he considers it a "privilege" to be able to suffer for Christ. This might seem puzzling for those of us who are struggling to stay afloat, unable to see how any of it could be for our good. If you've ever wondered why God allows us to suffer, join us in this 5-day study to discover the secret that Paul discovered through the trials he faced.

Suffer Now, Glory Later

How much do we know Christ? Sometimes we know more about Jesus of Nazareth than about Christ, the Son of God, who is eternal. In this plan based on the letter to the Philippians, the apostle Paul gloriously presents Him, who is from before the foundation of the world. Let’s meet Him!

The Nature of Our God

This 8-day devotional plan will break down the Book of Philippians. Discover the secret to peace and joy regardless of the circumstance, learn how to walk in humility and unity, and what it means to shine the light of Jesus in the world.



Philippians: A Study for Teens

This reading plan is part of a series that will take you through the entire New Testament in a year. Each month's plan covers a specific book. June covers the second half of Luke. Read the daily passage first, reflect on one or more questions, then try the engagement practice.

New Testament in a Year: June

Living life as a kingdom steward is not merely a task; it is a worldview. A worldview is a lens through which you look at all things. Just as a prescription set of glasses made to work with a specific person’s eyes will bring into focus that which had previously been out of focus, kingdom stewardship reveals how the world around us truly is. Learn more from Tony Evans.

Developing a Steward’s Mindset

This video series is based on select passages from the book of Philippians that focus on Christian living and the joy that God gives us.