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Philippians 2:6–7 · BSB
2:6 Who, existing in the form of God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped,
2:7 but emptied Himself, taking the form of a servant, being made in human likeness.
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…gift of what power looks like through God's eyes. We saw it through Herod's eyes but now the paradox is through God's eyes. So we start inPhilippians 2 verses 5 through 7. Have this mind amongst yourselves which is yours in Christ Jesus who though he was in the form of God did not count equality with God a thing to…
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…yourself. Leave your ego at the door and put on an apron. And let's go to work. Amen. I want to leave us with this last scripture here. Second, uh,Philippians chapter 2 verse 5 through 8. It says in your relationships with one another. Have the same mindset as Christ Jesus, who being in very nature, God did not consider equality…
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…tells us that he left his seat up there. He came into this world so that we can have an opportunity to have an encounter with him. That is whatPhilippians, chapter 2, verse 6 to 8, tells us. Tells us that he who was in the very nature of God, he did not consider equality with God something to be tells us, tells us that he who…
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…you to do just that, even through the sermon, Lord willing. Our sermon text today is one of the most glorious passages of the entire Bible. It'sPhilippians chapter 2, verses 5 through 11. I'll read this for us today. Believing it's God's inspired, inerrant, infallible, clear, authoritative, and trustworthy word. It's the word of God…
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…on the likeness of humanity and when he had come as a man he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death even death on a crossPhilippians 2 verses 6 through 8brothers and sisters it's because of God and his sending of his servant that we have such hope it is God who reached down to us to us who were at…
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…want to spend time with you to be able to. So you can get my word to you, and you can talk to me. Let's look at how else Jesus surrendered. Look atPhilippians 2, verses 5 to 11. Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus, who, being in the form of God, did not consider it robbery to be equal with God, but made…
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…Bible is Jesus is not just a suffering servant, but the suffering servant. He's able to pay back our infinite debt. He endured infinite suffering.Philippians 2, verse 6 to 11says that Jesus is in very nature the infinite God, the one true eternal creator. And by becoming a servant, He made Himself nothing, giving up all…
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…born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross.”Philippians 2:6-8Now you might wonder, if the many in relation to Adam refers to every human being without exception, how is it that the many does not refer to…
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I want to study a little bit onPhilippians chapter 2, verses 5 through 11specifically on a couple of verses within that group Philippians. I love Philippians is a just a wonderful book very encouraging book that we can…
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…to be served, but to serve. And to give his life as a ransom for many. So two things here. First, we see that Christ came to serve. Paul writes inPhilippians chapter 2, verses 5 through 7. Gary read it this morning. God incarnate took the form of a slave. He serves us, though we are created to serve him. He has every right to cast us…
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…over the Earth in heaven, it was not a chair. It was a position of authority in the Nation of God's old Covenant promises to Israel long before inPhilippians 2:5-11. Paul says that Jesus could have claimed the right to rule over the whole universe by his own nature because he had equality with the father. But…
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…evening, it is quarter to 12 at night and asking people what Christmas is all about. I want us to turn to the Bible and ask that same question. InPhilippians 2 verses 5 to 11that Fiona read to us earlier, we get the answer to what or who, rather, Christmas is all about. It tells us the reality, the reason and the result…
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…not all that unusual. More often than not, that's how God works in the lives of his people, including his son, Jesus. We saw in last week's study,Philippians chapter 2, verses 5 through 8, that Jesus has always existed as the son of God in glory in heaven. He did not, his origins are not, cannot be traced to the stable in Bethlehem.…
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…in God's presence. So how is God coming to human? How is God coming to man? He came to us in the person of Jesus. We read in John if we can turn toPhilippians chapter 2 verses 5 to 11tells us God God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name that is above all and every name so that at the name of Jesus every knee…
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…are reconciled to our creator such a profound teaching that God is willing to obey and submit to God to God Apostle Paul explained it sustaining inPhilippians 2 verse 5 to 8a passage that we often read out here in St. Paul but today I would like us to read it slowly to really think about what it is saying about Jesus…
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…is the shepherd and the bishop of our soaps. Now, what did Jesus do as a Shepherd or a bishop? He didn't communicate superiority. The Bible says inPhilippians chapter 2, verses 5 through 11that he literally emptied himself. He humbled himself that he might serve, others needs. And you know what, what's amazing about Jesus and his…
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…binds them together in perfect unity I'll finish by reading from Philippians chapter 2 just to fix our eyes on Christ before we draw to a closePhilippians chapter 2 verses 2 to 11Paul says this complete my joy by being of the same mind having the same love being in full accord and of one mind do nothing from selfish ambition…
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…death on our behalf. And then we'll understand more how he is the reigning king, and how by him we are secure, and we have everlasting hope. So, inPhilippians 2, verse 4-8says, let each of us not look to his own interests, but the interests of others. Having this mind among ourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus,…
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…he risked his life to complete what was lacking in your service to me. And so Epaphroditus here is also modeling the sacrifice that we saw inPhilippians 2, verses 5 through 11about Christ. There's an echo of language here that Christ gave up his life for the sake of others. And here Epaphroditus almost lost his life.…
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…but to be part of God's salvation program for his people. That would be glory enough for Barak. And again, what a beautiful whisper of Jesus.Philippians chapter 2 verses 5 to 11talks about how Jesus gave up his glory, gave up his reputation, accepted shame, even to the point of death. Why? Simply that he might deliver his…
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