Title: Death, Resurrection & Unity — Five Bible Insights (Philippians 1:21)

What happens when you die? Why “to die is gain” (Phil 1:21)? Five Bible insights on the state of the dead, resurrection hope, Christian unity, and standing fast.

Five fast shots of clarity: the “lie” of death (wreckage, not design), the logic of gain (calm assurance becomes a continual sermon), instant awareness (the dead know nothing; the next conscious thought is seeing Jesus), the unity crisis (pride & worldliness), and the call to stand fast (unity moves the mission forward).

Keywords: what happens when you die; state of the dead; to die is gain; Philippians 1:21; resurrection hope; Christian unity; stand fast; Bible teaching; gospel clarity

“For though you might have ten thousand instructors in Christ, yet you do not have many fathers… I have begotten you through the gospel.” (1 Corinthians 4:15, NKJV)

This Supplemental Episode explores Paul as a spiritual father, the real battlefield of ideas (2 Corinthians 10:3–6), the faithful character of a shepherd who refuses to be silenced by the fear of offence, and why it’s been granted to believers not only to believe but also to suffer for His sake.

Takeaways:
• Receive and practise spiritual fathering through the gospel.
• Fight ideas, not people—pull down strongholds in God’s strength.
• Embrace the honour of believing and suffering under Christ.

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What really happens in “the twinkling of an eye”? This Bonus Episode explores why the resurrection matters. We contrast body–soul dualism with the biblical picture of unconscious sleep, revisit the Lazarus story as a mercy grounded in resurrection hope, follow Paul’s “syn/with” language—buried with, raised with, glorified with—and focus on the final transformation when our lowly bodies are remade like His.

Takeaways:
• Test your view of death against the “sleep” picture.
• Read Lazarus through resurrection hope.
• Make “with Christ” your identity and expectation.

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Is death an enemy—or a win? In this Main Episode, we trace Paul’s radical perspective on life and death. You’ll see why death is an enemy, how the “supply of the Spirit” and the prayers of believers shaped Paul’s hope in prison, and what emoi(“for me”) reveals about Christ being his everything—leading to two wins: fruitful labour now or rest from suffering. We clarify his “desire to depart” as the experience of meeting Christ at the resurrection and show how unity becomes the sure fruit of maturity and the key to mission.

Takeaways:
• Treat death as the enemy and cling to hope in Christ’s victory.
• Ask for the Spirit’s supply; pray for others’ deliverance.
• Pursue unity that fuels the church’s mission.

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Is death an enemy—or a win? In this Main Episode, we trace Paul’s radical perspective on life and death. You’ll see why death is an enemy, how the “supply of the Spirit” and the prayers of believers shaped Paul’s hope in prison, and what emoi(“for me”) reveals about Christ being his everything—leading to two wins: fruitful labour now or rest from suffering. We clarify his “desire to depart” as the experience of meeting Christ at the resurrection and show how unity becomes the sure fruit of maturity and the key to mission.

Takeaways:
• Treat death as the enemy and cling to hope in Christ’s victory.
• Ask for the Spirit’s supply; pray for others’ deliverance.
• Pursue unity that fuels the church’s mission.

CTAs:
Live mission-minded this week—ready to be “poured out.”
Subscribe for the full series, and follow us on Facebook for Daily Reels & Daily Encouragement.

“For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” (Philippians 1:21, NKJV)
How can death be a “gain”? This short preview sets the stage for three connected episodes: the Main Episode (Paul’s inner debate between staying to serve or resting in Christ), the Bonus Episode (“Twinkling of an Eye”—the biblical state of the dead vs. popular myths), and the Supplemental Episode (“The Apostolic Father”—Paul’s heart for his “beloved children”).

Takeaways:
• Consider what “to live is Christ” could look like in your week.
• Get ready for the Main Episode and bring a friend.
• Send us your questions for the “Twinkling of an Eye” Bonus Episode.

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“For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” (Philippians 1:21, NKJV)
How can death be a “gain”? This short preview sets the stage for three connected episodes: the Main Episode (Paul’s inner debate between staying to serve or resting in Christ), the Bonus Episode (“Twinkling of an Eye”—the biblical state of the dead vs. popular myths), and the Supplemental Episode (“The Apostolic Father”—Paul’s heart for his “beloved children”).

Takeaways:
• Consider what “to live is Christ” could look like in your week.
• Get ready for the Main Episode and bring a friend.
• Send us your questions for the “Twinkling of an Eye” Bonus Episode.

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The Reel Deal: 5 Bible Talk Insight Reels (Philippians 1)
Watch all five reels in one place—short, shareable encouragement rooted in Philippians 1:

1. More Than a Hobby (koinonia)
2. Sunlight Sincerity
3. Spiritual Specs
4. The Hope Bank
5. God’s Signature

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