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“Chip’s lay-commentary on Philippians gives an explanation and meaning to the text with contemporary applications. It is a lively biblical application-driven study of this small four-chapter book. Just reading the section titles whets the reader's appetite to study this book with renewed spiritual interest: Developing a mind for unity and humility; Paying more than lip service to Christian commitment; Christianity found hard but not tried; Adversity is a part of the sanctifying process; Our joy is measured by our love for the church; Joy amid suffering; Christian spirituality is sustained in the arena of community and nourished in the arena of affliction; Servant attributes added; The mind of Christ means pursuing God's glory, not our self-esteem; How do we qualify for honor; Beware a false security; Spiritual formation is molded by humility, not by accomplishment or status; Our level of commitment determines our level of contentment. This book will encourage ordinary Christians to read, understand, and apply God's Word for His glory!”

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“…a phenomenal book about the fundamentals of the Christian faith as it relates to the Word and the mission of the church. As a minister working with the poor, I frequently encounter Christians who seek to "give" in order to add more meaning and significance to their lives by "helping" someone "less fortunate" than themselves. These "servants" rarely capture what they seek, for in the end they seek something only a dynamic relationship with their creator can provide. Chip clearly establishes this reality with great readable exegetical insight into the letter to the Philippians. His book gives us a great biblical rubric via Paul's letter to the Philippians to understand that seeking our potential has everything to do with serving our savior. This book is a must read, not only for those who are seeking to add true depth to their mission philosophy, but also their mission activity.”

"Is your church full of strife? Are you wondering if you should suffer for your faith? Read Anderson's book, 'Destroying our Private Cities', which will help rebuild the life of your church. Anderson parses Philippians for an in-depth look at why our society is so divided and how to bring community back into your church home. A passionate look at the individuality of our society and how it is tearing the church, regardless of denomination, apart from Christ. Our society has become insular and individualistic, even our churches. By reviewing what Paul writes to the members of Philippi, Anderson clearly demonstrates how the individuals can no longer worship alone in order for the gospel to grow."

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