Paul in this short passage speaks profound words of encouragement and direction that help the Christian frame perseverance. Paul has been describing his imprisonment and the work that the Spirit has been doing through his suffering. Let us learn from Paul and lean into the prayers of the Saints and the work of the Holy Spirit to press on during this next season.

Philippians 1.18b-19

18b Yes, and I will rejoice, 19 for I know that through your prayers and the help of the Spirit of Jesus Christ this will turn out for my deliverance,

[ WHAT ] is this passage saying and what is a key truth or thought that we learn?

+ What is Paul resigning himself to do?

+ What two things is he relying on to help him rejoice?

+ How are the prayers and the Spirit connected?

+ What will Paul be delivered from?

+ How is Paul pressing on even in the midst of trial?

[ HOW ] is the Lord calling me to action/obedience?

+ Is there a sin to confess or a next step to take? How has it gone since last time?

+ How can you rejoice even among suffering?

+ Who are you relying on to pray with you and for you?

+ How are you asking the Spirit to deliver you from sins/ situations?

[ WHO ] am I walking with and praying for to discover Jesus?

+ What is my next step?

+ Who are you praying for in your life?