# Lessons from Philippians: New Every Morning

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Published: 2026-06-26T11:00:57+00:00
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## Resource

Many believers today struggle with exhaustion, overcommitment, or pressure. In those moments, it's essential to lean on God's mercy and wisdom. In this message from his series on Philippians "New Every Morning," Pastor Bayless dives into the story of how Epaphroditus "was sick almost to death, but God had mercy on him." You'll learn how reckless overwork can leave you exhausted, why caring for your body matters, and how you can rest in the promise that God's mercies are new every morning. Let God's mercy, rest, and strength meet you right where you are in this refreshing message!

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