The fountain of youth. The lost city of gold. The genie’s lamp. Throughout history, people have searched for something to transform their everyday lives into something spectacular. Not many of us today are traveling the world looking for a literal fountain of youth. But we’re still all searching. We sense, deep down, that there’s got to be more to life than what we’re living. We feel, in our bones, that even though it’s elusive, the good life is out there. Centuries ago, an old man with scars on his back, sitting alone in a prison cell, claimed to have finally found it. The secret to the good life. And lucky for us, he wrote it down in a letter to his friends—and to us. That letter is the book of Philippians.