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Through the story of Gideon in Judges, God reveals his name “The Lord is Peace.” The Hebrew word for peace is shalom, which expresses the hope that the person is well in every sense of the word – whole, content, and in harmony with themselves and God. God is the source of peace, and we can experience the peace we long for in him.

Paul ends Philippians as it began — with hope for great joy in the Lord in all circumstances!

Paul encourages the Philippians to follow him in working hard to grow in spiritual maturity and the knowledge of Christ.

Paul highlights the surpassing value of knowing Christ and the joy and identity found in Him alone!

Spiritual teams that exhibit humility and unity point toward the character and beauty of Jesus.

Paul encourages the believers in Philippi because of their partnership in the gospel, the spread of the gospel during Paul’s imprisonment, and the hope Paul has for the future.

In the book of Philemon, Paul emphasizes spiritual refreshment, transformed relationships, and sacrificial restoration as a result of the Gospel.

The book of Titus concludes with exhortations for Christians to genuinely live out their faith in the community and other with other believers.

Paul exhorts Titus to plant healthy churches fueled by grace and highlighted by solid character and relationships.