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Discover the key themes and powerful teachings found in the book of Philippians through an insightful overview provided by Steve Gregg. Gain a deeper understanding of the circumstances surrounding the writing of Philippians and its potential location. Explore the central theme of unity and like-mindedness among believers, as well as the exhortation to have the mind of Christ. Delve into Paul's perspective on suffering, the pursuit of knowing Christ, and finding joy and peace in God amidst challenging circumstances. Gain valuable insights into the Christian journey and the transformative power of living in accordance with the teachings of Christ.
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Explore an insightful overview of the book of Colossians by renowned Bible scholar Steve Gregg. Covering the historical context of the Lycus River are
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Colossians (Overview) - Part 2
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In this overview of Colossians, Steve Gregg emphasizes the preeminence of Christ and the importance of living a truly Christian life. He delves into t
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Philippians (Overview) - Part 1
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In this insightful overview, Steve Gregg explores the book of Philippians in around 10-12 minutes. The letter highlights the apostle Paul's confidence
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