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Philippians 2:7 · BSB
2:7 but emptied Himself, taking the form of a servant, being made in human likeness.
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…God can keep filling. An emptying of self, not just self as in my ego or my id, but emptying of self as in every area of my life. You see that inPhilippians 2 verse 6 to 9. But the thing is, the poverty of spirit is different from a spirit of poverty. The poverty of spirit is different from the spirit of poverty. One…
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…touched the leper. He was not afraid of being in the middle of it with people. He walked in humility. He knew who he was, and he knew whose he was.Philippians chapter 2, verse 3 to 8says, Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility account others more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only…
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…I'm reorienting them, and I'm f I will fulfill every part of the hierarchy. Now, how does that happen? How is the hierarchy fulfilled? Well, in uhPhilippians 2, verses 5 through 11, listen to this. How would a relationship between slaves and masters operate if this text had happened? Okay, that's the thought experiment. You…
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…Jesus really is. So it will tell us a few things about him and why, if he isn't those things, he can't be Savior and Lord. So we're going to be inPhilippians chapter 2, verses 5 to 11. Matt read the portion of scripture for us. But this, we'll jump into it in a moment, but this will tell us three things about Jesus, this portion…
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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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…you did not build. Once you begin to live there, do not forget who I am, and people did. Jesus, on the other hand, had tremendous favor, but inPhilippians 2, verse 6 to 9, instead of seeing himself entitled to favor, Jesus actually emptied himself out. These are the different reasons why I don't walk in favor, you…
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Morning, friends. We're going to be opening God's Word now. It's going to be from the book ofPhilippians, chapter 2, verses 5 to 11. Sorry, 5 to 13. And that's what we're going to be looking at just before I have to get my stuff set up here on the table, my timer, which I've now…
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…when we in humility consider ourselves, others better than ourselves, we're approaching them like this with Jesus. Humility is being like-minded.Philippians chapter 2, verses 5 to 8says, humility is having the same mindset as Christ, just like we spoke about. In your relationships with one another, have the same mindset of…
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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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…to reward it. And when Jesus talks about this, guys, he's talking from experience. He's speaking purely from experience. We'll wrap up with thisPhilippians chapter 2, verses 5 through 11. And in the original language, it's a poem. We don't tend to read it poetically because it doesn't line up with our language here with English, but…
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…to reward it. And when Jesus talks about this, guys, he's talking from experience. He's speaking purely from experience. We'll wrap up with thisPhilippians chapter 2, verses 5 through 11. And in the original language, it's a poem. We don't tend to read it poetically because it doesn't line up with our language here with English, but…
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…God took on the vulnerable human form of a baby. We forget the littleness of Jesus. And here's a text that explains a little bit of this. This isPhilippians chapter 2, verses 5 through 8. It says this in your relationship with one another, have the same mindset as Christ Jesus, who being the very nature God, did not consider…
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…remember that guys. It's a great democratic value, but it ain't a great kingdom value. Because the one who started the kingdom, it says of him inPhilippians chapter 2, verse 6 to 9, that even though he was equal with God, he chose not to grasp his equality or to hold on to it as something that he must somehow retain. But he…
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…to just work my way through this passage. I'm going to share bits and pieces from a number of passages to make one big point. But let me start withPhilippians 2, verse 7, reading from the message. I rarely do that, but every once in a while, Eugene Peterson has just captured so well the meaning of a passage. When…
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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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