Philippians Bible Verse Art
Joy that does not depend on the day.
Paul wrote Philippians from a prison cell, and it is the most joyful book in the Bible. 15 original paintings from Philippians are available today, including Philippians 4:13 All Things Through Christ, Philippians 4:6 Be Anxious For Nothing, and Philippians 4:7 The Peace of God.
About the Book of Philippians
Paul wrote this letter in chains, to the first church he planted in Europe, and somehow it became the Bible's textbook on joy. Rejoice in the Lord always, he says from prison, and again I say, rejoice.
Its promises are the ones people carry through ordinary Mondays: be anxious for nothing, and the peace that passes understanding will guard your heart. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. He who began a good work in you will finish it. My God shall supply all your need.
Mark Lawrence paints Philippians in his brightest color, because that is what the letter does: it insists on joy in a gray room.
Beloved verses from Philippians, painted
Questions people ask
What does Philippians 4:13 mean? Paul had just said he knew how to be full and how to be hungry. The strength is not for stunts; it is for every circumstance, through Christ. That is why All Things Through Christ hangs in offices, gyms, and graduation gifts alike.
What is the best verse pairing for anxiety? Philippians 4:6 and 4:7 together: be anxious for nothing, and the peace of God will keep your heart. Many keepers hang Be Anxious For Nothing and The Peace of God side by side.
What Philippians painting suits a graduate? Philippians 1:6 The Gap, He who began a good work in you will carry it to completion, and 4:13 for the road ahead.
“I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.” Philippians 4:13
