You are viewing the Leader Commentary for Philemon 1-7. Choose Your Path and Continue Growing in Philemon Continue scrolling to read the Leader Commentary for Philemon or take a look at the other paths below to see if they would be more beneficial for your study. MTSM commentaries are designed in layers to help you... Continue Reading →
Your are viewing the Leader Commentary for Philemon. Choose Your Path and Continue Growing in Philemon Continue scrolling to begin the Leader Commentary for Philemon or take a look at the other paths below to see if they would be more beneficial for your study. MTSM commentaries are designed in layers to help you move... Continue Reading →
You are viewing the Leader Commentary Introduction to Philemon. Choose Your Path and Continue Growing in Philemon Continue scrolling to begin the Leader Commentary for Philemon or take a look at the other paths below to see if they would be more beneficial for your study. MTSM commentaries are designed in layers to help you... Continue Reading →
You are viewing the Leader Commentary for Philemon 19-25 Choose Your Path and Continue Growing in Philemon Continue scrolling to begin the Leader Commentary for Philemon or take a look at the other paths below to see if they would be more beneficial for your study. MTSM commentaries are designed in layers to help you... Continue Reading →
Introduction to Philippians Philippians is one of the most joyful letters in the New Testament, but its joy was not written from easy circumstances. Paul wrote this letter from prison, and the church receiving it was facing poverty, opposition, false teaching, and internal tension. Yet joy runs through the entire letter. That is what makes... Continue Reading →
How to Use This Commentary Philippians 4:14–23 brings Paul’s letter to a beautiful close by highlighting gospel generosity, worship, God’s provision, Christian fellowship, and grace. Paul has just explained that he has learned contentment in every circumstance through Christ who strengthens him. But he does not want the Philippians to misunderstand him. His contentment does... Continue Reading →
How to Use This Commentary Philippians 4:10–13 is one of the most important passages in the New Testament on Christian contentment. Paul has just taught the Philippians to rejoice in the Lord, pray instead of being ruled by anxiety, think on what is true, and practice what they have learned. Now he gives a living... Continue Reading →
How to Use This Commentary Philippians 4:1–3 begins the final chapter with a warm but serious call to spiritual stability and church unity. Paul has just reminded believers that their citizenship is in heaven and that they eagerly await the return of Christ. Now he turns from heavenly hope to practical church life. The church... Continue Reading →
How to Use This Commentary Philippians 4:4–9 is one of the most practical passages in the New Testament for spiritual stability, anxiety, prayer, thought life, obedience, and peace. Paul has just called the Philippians to stand firm together in the Lord. Now he explains how spiritually stable believers live. They rejoice in the Lord. They... Continue Reading →
How to Use This Commentary Third John is a deeply personal letter, but it also addresses timeless issues every church eventually faces. After celebrating the faithful example of Gaius (3 John 1–8), John turns to a very different example. A man named Diotrephes desired influence more than faithfulness, authority more than service, and recognition more... Continue Reading →