What does contentment mean?

• the state of being peaceful

• the state of being satisfied

• the state of being unhappy

• the state of being full

Who wrote the book of Philippians?

• Mark

• Peter

• Paul

• Timothy

Who is Paul addressing more directly in this passage of scripture?

• The Philippian church

• Euodias

• Clement

• Syntyche

Who were Euodias and Syntyche?

What was going on between Euodias and Syntyche?

• They were worshipping together in the Lord.

• They were having disagreement between them.

• They were helping to spread the Gospel.

What does Philippians 4:4 encourage us to do?

• Complain about everything

• Be envious of others

• Worry constantly

• Rejoice in the Lord always

According to Philippians 4:6, what should we do instead of being anxious?

• Pray and present our requests to God with thanksgiving

• Ignore the problem and hope it goes away

• Worry and stress about the situation

• Complain and grumble to others

What does Philippians 4:7 promise to those who pray with thanksgiving?

• Lose all their possessions

• Experience the peace of God

• Face more challenges

• Receive material wealth

In Philippians 4:8, what kind of things are we encouraged to think about?

• True, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent, or praiseworthy things

• Ugly, unpleasant, or distasteful things

• Unimportant, insignificant, or trivial things

• Negative, harmful, destructive, or toxic things

According to Philippians 4:11, what did Paul learn?

• Paul learned to be complacent in any situation.

• Paul learned to be discontent in any situation.

• Paul learned to be content in any situation.

• Paul learned to be indifferent in any situation.