However, I'm not just looking for any random title (that would be easy for this majestic passage). I'm looking for one that fits the text AND fits with the other titles for my Philippians series. Here is where we have been so far:
Philippians 1:1-8 - Gospel Partnership
Philippians 1:9-11 - Gospel Prayer
Philippians 1:12-18 - Gospel Advancement
Philippians 1:19-25 - Gospel Ambition
Philippians 1:27-30 - Gospel Living
Philippians 2:1-4 - Gospel Unity
You can see where I'm going. I would like a title that matches the others ("Gospel _____"), and that fits Philippians 2:5-11.
So, if you want to help me out and have a good chance to win Filling Up the Afflictions of Christ, post your suggestion in the comments or send me an e-mail with your entry. If 2 people submit the same thing, the one who made the suggestion first will win the book. Any questions?
15 comments:
Gospel Humility
Gospel Exaltation
gospel minded.
bc the idea is that this is the mind that we are to have- the same mind that Jesus had.
Gospel Majesty
"Gospel Glory" - because the cross work of Christ (gospel) results in the glory of God.
Gospel Servanthood-Jesus became a servant so he can give His life for us.
"Gospel Greatness"
b/c Jesus didnt discredit greatness, he redefined it.
"Gospel Relationships"
"Gospel Example"
I was going to say "Gospel Humility" before I read when other had commented on this. Ken beat me to this. OUCH!
My second choice is "Gospel Servantherd", but someone got this before me again.
My third choice "Gospel Servant-heart" or "Gospel Obedient".
Hungry to eat His Word,
'Guerite ~ BoldLion
Gospel Service
(I like Servanthood too)
When will you announce the winner?
You guys rock.
Others already suggested:
Gospel Mindset
Gospel Power
Gospel Paradox
Keep 'em coming. I'll continue to take suggestions on Wednesday and announce the winner on Thursday.
How about...
1) Gospel Sacrifice
2) Gospel Thinking
3) Gospel Abasement
4) Gospel Descent
5) Gospel Reputation (KJV says "made Himself of no reputation")
Gospel-shaped? To be shaped, to be formed by the gospel is to be empty of all that does not transform us. Jesus was willing to be formed into one of us, to empty himself to the point of death.
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