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Philippians 1:10 · BSB
1:10 so that you may be able to test and prove what is best and may be pure and blameless for the day of Christ,
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…Both demonstrated their faith in the midst of their trials as in this again, which something that Paul emphasised in the book of Philippians inPhilippians chapter 1. He says this in verse 27. Listen to the word of God only. Let your conversation be be as it becometh the gospel of Christ. The word conversation…
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…are done here. Winning souls like Oneessimus to Christ was one of those things. Great things were going. On and I don't have time to read throughPhilippians chapter 1, but Paul in Philippians chapter 1 is telling all of the people there in Philippi about the things that are happening great things were going. On…
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…of how the Old Testament and the New Testament work together to point us towards the author of it all. So I want to invite you to turn with me toPhilippians chapter 1. The Apostle Paul he wrote the letter to the Philippians from prison. He was in prison for preaching the gospel. So as he's in prison for preaching…
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…today's message with you. Don't go anywhere, stay with us till the end for some valuable resources to enrich your faith. Here's today's sermon.Philippians chapter 1, please be there and help me. Philippians chapter 1, verse 6. There's a word of comfort for somebody here. It says, being confident of this very…
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…miss out. Stay with us until the end for a rewarding experience. Let's dive right in. But I'll do my best to just read as much as I can as we go.Philippians chapter 1. Paul and Timothy, born servants of Jesus Christ, all the saints, Christ Jesus, who are in Philippi, with the bishops and deacons. Grace to you and…
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All right, would you take the Word of God with me and turn to the book of Philippians?Philippians chapter 1. I am preaching an entire series of sermons in one day today. I don't know why y'all laughing. We will get out of here before 6 o'clock tonight,…
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…failures but I'm set free from them. I'm liberated from them. This is such a motivation to change, to pick up and to keep moving on. Or how aboutPhilippians chapter 1and verse 6 where Paul says I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Christ. I need to be…
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…4 and verse 10. So it's this thread that runs throughout the letter. And while the verse doesn't contain the word joy, listen to what Paul says inPhilippians chapter 1and verse 21. Remember, he's writing this letter from a Roman jail. He's imprisoned. He's awaiting a trial before Caesar. And here he says, For to…
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…God's Word and begin into a new section of the Word of God. We're in the book of Philippians this morning. Our passage this morning is going to bePhilippians 1, verses 1-11. We always encourage you to have a copy of God's Word open, whether that's the scripture journal that I hope you have a copy of to take notes in,…
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…apply it to our life together as a church. We're just going to look at two key examples of the koinonia concept. The first is really sharing. So inPhilippians chapter 1, in chapter 4, verse 15, sorry, Paul says, not one church shared, that is the word koinonia, with me in the matter of giving and receiving except…
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…news seems to send people into existential tailspins, we need this word. Listen to the astounding words of Paul written from a Roman jail cell inPhilippians chapter 1. This is verse 14 and following. And it just amazes me every time I read it. Lord, that I will be more like Paul in this way. He says, beginning in…
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…to you in a special way. We pray these things in the saving name of Jesus on all God's people said. Turn with me, if you will, in your Bibles toPhilippians chapter 1. We're continuing our study in the book of Philippians, and what a beautiful picture we've seen this morning in so many ways. From giving Bibles to…
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…puts it like this, doesn't it? What is the chief end of man to glorify God and enjoy him forever? And that's exactly what Paul is doing here inPhilippians chapter 1. And that's what stands behind the passage. Let me just have a drink. Cold coffee is good for a bath, isn't it? They charge you extra for cold…
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…a perspective of life that advances the gospel? Listen what else Paul says in here. This will blow your mind right here. Here's what he says inPhilippians chapter 1. Read with me in verse 15. Apparently some of them got frustrated because, well, here's a good preacher, and here's a bad preacher. Some preachers…
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…Philippians chapter 1. Our sermon text today is Philippians 1-6, but I'd like to read the whole prayer, so we're going to read verses 1 through 11.Philippians 1, verses 1 through 11. And I read this trusting that it is God's inspired, inerrant, infallible, clear, and sufficient word. It's God's very own word for you, His…
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…fall on the book of Philippians. And the theme for this study is going to be life worthy of the gospel. And that comes from a verse found here inPhilippians chapter 1. Now, read with me if you will, beginning in verse 1. Paul and Timothy. Now, this is like the address of a letter. And remember, this is a letter…
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…self-sacrificial service for the eternal well-being of others to the glory of God. Now, we're going to look this week really at verses 3 to 11 ofPhilippians chapter 1. And I've put them on the front of your handout with some odd formatting, which hopefully, maybe give you an idea of the structure of these verses.…
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…the church in Rome greeted Paul initially. However, we learn that Paul was then envied, most likely by the elders of this church in Rome. Look inPhilippians chapter 1. Now look at verse 15. He warns them from this seat that he's in now that some preach Christ out of envy and rivalry. We can fill in the blanks…
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…with Christ. This is the third and final installment in that series. And I would love for you to take your Bibles and start to begin to turn toPhilippians chapter 1. Philippians chapter 1. Two weeks ago, we talked about a call to minister. A call to minister. Talked about preaching and praying. These are two of…
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…of prayer. prayer. When we're talking about praying, let's look back at Philippians chapter 4. I'm sorry, verse 1 and, let me start that over.Philippians chapter 1and verse 4. There we go. Philippians chapter 1 and verse 4. Always praying with joy for all of you in my every prayer. Why? Why was He praying for…
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