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Complaining damages relationships—marriage, family, and friendships. Complaining is not a personality type, but a way of processing information. It is a mindset that anyone can change.

In Phil. 4:1-9, the Apostle Paul gives us practical exhortations to live out as a Christian.

In Phil. 3:8-21, the Apostle Paul describes 7 goals in Christ a Christian is to form their lives around.

Paul uses three expressions to describe the unity the we should display as Christians towards one another: like-minded, having the same love, being of one accord.

Philippians 1:27-29 is a challenge for us to live in a way that glorifies Christ no matter what we do in life.

A righteous lifestyle is partly formed out of the strongest motivator of obedience: God’s love for us, and in turn, our love for Him.