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Apprentices in Action: Learning the Way of Jesus in a Culture of Pressure

What if following Jesus isn’t about having all the answers—but about who you’re becoming, and who you’re becoming like? In this episode of The Carpenter’s Apprentice, we step into Paul’s words in Philippians 2:19–30, where faith moves from theology to real life. Set in the pressure-filled, multicultural city of Philippi, Paul points to two ordinary people—Timothy and Epaphroditus—as living examples of what it means to apprentice Jesus with courage, humility, and joy. This isn’t abstract belief; it’s faith embodied in community, risk, and long obedience. Whether you’re new to the Christian faith or longing to go deeper, this message invites you to rethink discipleship—not as perfection or performance, but as availability, presence, and faithfulness in a complex and competing culture. Together, we explore how the gospel reshapes identity, redefines leadership, and forms people who show up, stay close, and carry hope into broken places. 👉 Before listening, take a moment to read: Philippians 2:19–30 As you listen, reflect on these Foundational Bible Study Questions: 1. What does this passage say about God — His character, His actions, or His desires? 2. What does this passage reveal about humanity — our condition, our calling, or our struggles? 3. What does this passage say that I need to believe, obey, or turn away from? 4. Is there a promise, warning, or example I need to hold on to or learn from? 5. Who can I talk with or pray for in light of what I’ve learned today? The full sermon is available on YouTube    / Канал   —inviting you not just to listen, but to apprentice under Jesus.