Daily Readings (Page 167)

How do we “hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering” in our daily life?

How does the writer of Hebrews exhorts us to “draw near” to God?  

How may we emulate Epaphroditus’ example in our ministry?

Paul told the Philippians to receive Epaphroditus with joy and to honour him; how do we honour people who are service-centred?

How does sending Epaphroditus bring less anxiety to Paul?

Paul has maintained that “to live is Christ and to die is gain” (1:21), so why was he sorrowful here?

Epaphroditus was another example of service-centred life; what characteristics did Paul tell us about him?

Paul’s desire to send Timothy as an example of a service-centred life has many lessons for us. What were Timothy’s unique qualities?

“In all things God may be glorified through Jesus Christ” is Peter’s summary statement in this section. How may we, both individually and as a church, glorify God through Christ?

Peter has categorised spiritual gifts into speaking and serving gifts; yet what should be the main focus of these gifts?