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Philippians is saturated with joy. While under house arrest in Rome, Paul wrote to encourage the Philippians to rejoice in the Lord, despite their circumstances—to find Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered joy in living, serving, sharing, and resting. Colossians is addressed to a church suffering from cultural capitulation and spiritual surrender—just like the church of the twenty-first century....

homes, as Paul demonstrates by addressing wives, husbands, children, and fathers (3:18–21). Regarding the role of a wife’s submission to the headship of her husband, Christ serves as the perfect example. Though equal in nature to the Father, sharing in the same divinity, power, glory, and authority, the Son submitted to the Father’s will to accomplish God’s plan of redemption, humbling Himself in obedience (Phil. 2:5–8). This is the kind of humble submission wives are called to imitate. Note that
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