A companion Bible study from Vince Baker Ministries
What does it mean to know the power of Christ’s resurrection?
Paul longs to know Christ, His resurrection power, and fellowship with Him amid suffering as he presses toward God’s call.
Read the passage in context
- Philippians 3:7–14 · KJV
The title opens a study of Philippians 3. Paul’s words join resurrection hope to the present choices of someone who has already counted his old advantages as loss.
From the passage to daily life
Read verses 10–14 together. Paul’s desire to know Christ sends him forward with purpose and gives him words for suffering and perseverance.
Discussion and reflection
- What does it mean to know the power of Christ’s resurrection?
Paul longs to know Christ, His resurrection power, and fellowship with Him amid suffering as he presses toward God’s call.
- How does resurrection hope shape perseverance?
It places today’s labor inside God’s larger purpose and gives a believer reason to press on when progress is slow.
Put the study into practice
Write down what Paul is pursuing, then name one choice that reflects the same priority.
Historical source · Pentecostal Evangel, August 4, 1945, p. 2 · Open the archived message
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