Nothing can rob us of our joy or the joy of fellowship faster than conflict. Whether minor disagreements or all out fights, when brothers and sisters are at odds individuals, families, and whole churches suffer. So, fighting for joy sometimes includes being a peacemaker. Today, Paul closes the letter to the Philippians by urging peace and offering thanks.

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Romans 11 Corinthians 22 Corinthians 1Galatians 1Ephesians 1Philippians 1
Romans 21 Corinthians 32 Corinthians 2Galatians 2Ephesians 2Philippians 2
Romans 31 Corinthians 42 Corinthians 3Galatians 3Ephesians 3Philippians 3
Romans 41 Corinthians 52 Corinthians 4Galatians 4Ephesians 4
Romans 51 Corinthians 62 Corinthians 5 – 6Galatians 5-6Ephesians 5
Romans 61 Corinthians 72 Corinthians 7Ephesians 6
Romans 71 Corinthians 82 Corinthians 8
Romans 81 Corinthians 92 Corinthians 9
Romans 91 Corinthians 102 Corinthians 10
Romans 101 Corinthians 112 Corinthians 11
Romans 111 Corinthians 122 Corinthians 12
Romans 121 Corinthians 132 Corinthians 13
Romans 131 Corinthians 14
Romans 141 Corinthians 15
Romans 151 Corinthians 16
Romans 16, 1
Corinthians 1

In His Grace,

Dr. Dan

Published by Dan Starcevich

Hi, I am Dan Starcevich. I am a husband, father, and grandfather. I live in one of the most beautiful places on earth, Estes Park Colorado. Not only do I run TheoFaith but I also serve as a professor at Tyndale Theological Seminary and Bible Institute. I wasn’t always a theologian. I was in the United States Army for almost 10 years then spent 30 years in the Aerospace and Defense industry. Thanks to the support of my wife I was also able to get degrees from Hawaii Pacific University (B.S.), The University of Southern California (M.S.), Dallas Theological Seminary (Thm.), and Tyndale Theological Seminary (PhD.).

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