Philippians 4:2-5 | Our Own Worst Enemy
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Philippians 4:2-5 | Our Own Worst Enemy
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Sunday Morning | November 16, 2025 | John C. Majors | Louisville, KY
In Philippians 4:2–5, Pastor John reminded us that one of the greatest threats to the unity of the church is not outside opposition but the internal division that can grow quietly among believers. Paul urges the church to stand firm in the truth by taking intentional steps toward reconciliation—just as he called Euodia and Syntyche to live up to their true identity in Christ by addressing their conflict directly and specifically. We are also called to avoid navigating conflict alone, leaning into the help of faithful “yoke-fellows” and the empowering presence of the Spirit who dwells in us. In every relational struggle, we fight division by choosing joy as an act of faith and by keeping an eternal perspective, displaying a spirit of graciousness, gentleness, and patient consideration that reflects Christ to the world.
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