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Philippians 2:3-14

  • Toriano Mayo wrote a new blog post: Chances are You’re a Modern Day Pharisee   16 hours, 48 minutes ago · View

    0 0 1 948 5406 Hill Country Bible Church 45 12 6342 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE Chances are you have a huge “woe” from Jesus hanging over your head. I think there is a Pharisee in all of us who have been following Jesus more then a year! In Matthew 23: [...]
  • Carolyn Anne Venable wrote a new blog post: Insights from Isaiah   11 months, 1 week ago · View

    INTRODUCTION When I was a baby Christian, a Bible teacher was inquiring which books we would like to study. I chimed in, “Isaiah!” His comment, however, was in the negative, saying it was a lot of dry history and judgments. That was certainly not my take on the prophet. Even as young in the Lord as I [...]

  • Carolyn Anne Venable wrote a new blog post: What’s In A Name?   1 year, 4 months ago · View

    My precious granddaughter’s name is “Hephzibah”. It’s a beautiful name but it isn’t simple and it isn’t convenient. When people first hear it, they want it re-pronounced, spelt, and explained. But the meaning is lovely: “my delight is in her”. Would every child know that their parents delight in them! God placed this name in [...]

  • Richard Venable wrote a new blog post: Audience of Philippians   3 years, 8 months ago · View

    Paul seems to feel more confident about the maturity of the Philippians than he seems in other epistles. He doesn’t have much rebuke for them, and he doesn’t spend much time talking about the basics. In chapter 3 he elaborates on what he seemed to consider a mature way of following Christ. He speaks of [...]

  • Hannah Venable wrote a new blog post: Obedience   3 years, 8 months ago · View

    There are two references to obedience in chapter 2.  First, in verse 8, Paul talkes about Christ’s obedience to death.  Now, I think there are two implications of this.  Christ was obedient to death in that he obeyed death’s wishes (and here death can be thought of as connected with Satan) by allowing himself to [...]

  • Hannah Venable wrote a new blog post: Vain Conceit   3 years, 8 months ago · View

    In case you need a mental picture for vain conceit, you can think of one of Jane Austen’s characters, Sir Walter Elliot.  He is so incredibly vain that he has mirrors on almost every wall in his large house so that he can constantly view his relection with admiration.

  • Hannah Venable wrote a new blog post: Philippians Bible Study   3 years, 8 months ago · View

    Welcome to the Family Biblefox!  I thought we could start by reading Philippians.  It is a nice short book.  And it will give us some time to get used to Biblefox.  As you read a chapter, feel free to write your thoughts down and read other people’s thought as well!

    Enjoy, Biblefox!