He was one of the most recognizable voices in American sports, a celebrity who called professional football games for decades.

But behind the fame, Pat Summerall was slowly dying. Alone on a bathroom floor, choking on his own brokenness,

Pat finally ran out of places to hide.

What he discovered next changed everything.

Jesus said,

Come to me all who are weary and heavy laden,

and I will give you rest.

Not a sermon, not a finger pointed in shame, just rest.

Today on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall reminds us that Grace doesn't lecture.

It stoops and it rescues. Love that reaches up is adoration.

Love that reaches out is affection.

Oh, but love that stoops is grace.

It isn't complete until you get to the part where he stoops and picks us up and puts us on our feet.

It's with that symbol in mind, we turn to Philippians chapter 2 and look at these verses that are truly, as one man wrote,

the greatest and most moving passage Paul ever wrote about Jesus.

Greatest and most moving passage Paul ever wrote about Jesus. Just as a beautiful diamond

needs a setting for it to serve a practical purpose. So verses the scripture need the context,

the setting. Now this setting is about thinking along the same lives. See verse one,

if therefore there is any encouragement in Christ, any consolation of love, any fellowship

of the spirit, any affection and compassion,

make my joy complete, look closely by being of the same mind. If you think together, you'll get

along together. If you think about the same things, the same way together, you'll have a closeness

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