Summary: How does Paul write a letter like Philippians that is drenched in joy even while he is locked in prison? Part of the key, we learn, is that he has arrived at a "mature consideration" (Phil. 1:12) of his situation. Unlike what we often do, Paul looks first to the Lord, then to his situation, and finally to his own reaction. How can we learn from Paul to look at our Savior first, then our situation, and then ourselves last? Downloads
