The church in Philippi was among Paul's favorites. Although the letter is quite friendly, Paul emphasizes that there are still certain tensions within the Church. Its high point teaches us that we can rejoice in any situation.
| Author | Paul |
| For whom it was written | To the Church of Philippi. |
| Chapter amount | 4 |
| Verse amount | 104 |
| 1.1 - 26 | Greetings. Paul's love for the Philippians, due to their faithfulness to the gospel. Circumstances of Paul's imprisonment. The advancement of the gospel, assurance of blessings. |
| 1.27 - 2.18 | Exhortations. Paul speaks about a life worthy of the gospel. Reproducing the mind of Jesus Christ. Cultivating spiritual life. Exhortation regarding murmuring and questioning. |
| 2.19 - 30 | Plans and recommendations for Timothy and Epaphroditus, companions of Paul. |
| 3 | Paul warns to keep away from evil workers and the cultivation of all the fruits of the Spirit. |
| 4 | Conclusion. Final appeals, Paul thanks for the gifts received. Final greetings and blessings. |