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Philippians 1:20 · BSB
1:20 I eagerly expect and hope that I will in no way be ashamed, but will have complete boldness so that now as always Christ will be exalted in my body, whether by life or by death.
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…living is the life for Christ. That living for Christ, that is the very thing that makes life worth living. Now, Paul's gonna recognize this inPhilippians 1, verses 18 to 26, and he's gonna recognize it in a very emotionally raw way as he sits in prison and he contemplates it, if he's even going to make it out. I'm sure…
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…out. So if you want to turn with me in the book of Philippians, we're in Philippians chapter 1. We're going to be looking at verses 18 through 26.Philippians 1, verse 18 through 26. We're going to read it, and then we're going to look at it together. So we'll start. If you're in the ESV, it has the break. We're just going to…
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…from the hardship of being in prison, awaiting on a trial that could end in his death. I want you to turn, if you would, back one more time toPhilippians 1, verses 18-26. Philippians 1, verses 12-18, he talks about some reasons why he rejoiced. The gospel was being preached, some of them sometimes not by good…
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…on the cross. And if you don't understand this difference, then when we eventually come to look at the text, and we are going to look at the text,Philippians chapter 1 verses 19 to 26, it won't make any sense to you. So here's the thing. Spiritualities and religion, spiritualities and religions require the diminishment and even…
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…of death. First of all, uh Philippians 1, 20 to 23. Let me ask you to turn there if you have your Bible or open up your device and bring up uhPhilippians chapter 1, verses 20 to 23. Um the uh the context is Paul, it's in his last days. He's anticipating in any case, he's anticipating death. And he he lets the curtain open up a…
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