The Epistle to the Philippians is a very short–only 104 verses total–beautiful letter of comfort, written by the Apostle Paul from the difficulty of a Roman prison to new Believers in the Greek city of Philippi who themselves were experiencing multiple difficulties.
Yet the letter expresses joy, encouragement, and great hope, all because of the great work of God, despite, even in, such difficult circumstances.
The letter also proclaims the work they, and we, are to do, because God has been and continues to be, at work in and on us.
Studies in Philippians are linked below: