The document discusses the concept of koinonia or partnership in the Philippian fellowship based on passages from Acts and Paul's letters. It describes koinonia as involving mutual fellowship and sharing of possessions. The document also notes that while Paul refused financial gifts from Corinthians early on, he did so to avoid accusations, affirm his commitment, and because they lacked spiritual maturity at the time according to his letters. It closes with a Bible verse wishing good health and prosperity for the soul.

1. Covenant
Keeper
“The Philippian Fellowship”

2. Partnership - κοινωνία- koinonia
a. Fellowship or mutual relations and
involvement (Acts 2:42; Phil 1:5)
b. To share ones possessions (Gal 6:6)
c. A willing contribution to a request (Rom
15:26)

3. Reasons why Paul wouldn’t receive financial gifts
from the Corinthians in early days
1. He didn’t want any accusations 1 Cor 9:12
2. It gave him the opportunity to affirm
his commitment 2 Cor 11:9-12
3. They lacked spiritual
maturity

4. “Dear friend, I pray that you may
enjoy good health and that all
may go well with you, even as
your soul is getting along well.”
3 John 2 NIV