In the Bible, moving forward means refusing to let the past set your direction, while still remembering it. When Paul writes “forgetting what is behind” (Philippians 3:13), he has just listed his own past in detail: his ancestry, his zeal as a persecutor of the church, and the credentials he now counts as loss (3:4-8). The nineteen verses below cover what can be left behind, what God is doing that is not yet visible, how to find the way, where…
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