Summary
In Philippians, ESV Expository Commentary, Jason C. Meyer helps us preach joyful perseverance in Christ, even under pressure, with clear attention to Paul’s pastoral purpose. Volume 11.
We are guided through Philippians in a way that supports both sermon preparation and congregational encouragement.
Why Should I Own This Commentary?
We should own this volume when we want a clear aid for preaching Philippians with warmth and firmness. It keeps Paul’s joy tethered to Christ, the cross, and the advance of the gospel.
It also supports pastoral ministry by helping us apply themes like humility, unity, and contentment without resorting to slogans. We are pushed back to the text again and again.
For those training to teach, it models how to trace argument and tone, which matters in a letter rich with affection and exhortation.
Closing Recommendation
We recommend Philippians, ESV Expository Commentary for Busy Pastors and Pastors-in-training who want a mid level guide that supports faithful preaching in Philippians.
As pastoral next steps, we can visit the Bible Book Overview, browse Top Recommendations, and use the Reformed Commentary Index to build a wiser working library.
Jason C. Meyer
Jason C. Meyer is an American New Testament scholar and pastor of the contemporary era, writing from a Reformed evangelical Baptist setting.
He has served the church through work on Pauline theology and the biblical theology of preaching, urging ministers to let Scripture set the agenda and the gospel supply the power. Meyer combines careful argument with earnest pastoral counsel, especially for weary hearts and pressured ministries.
He is valued for clarity, warmth, and a strong sense that preaching is a theological act shaped by Christ’s word and the Spirit’s work. Recommended titles include Preaching, The End of the Law, and Don’t Lose Heart.
Theological Perspective: Baptist