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Philippians 3:19 · BSB
3:19 Their end is destruction, their god is their belly, and their glory is in their shame. Their minds are set on earthly things.
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…And so he says, look, I went there so you don't have to. Take my advice. Don't look for life and dead things. And this is exactly Paul's message inPhilippians chapter 3. He says, I was a Hebrew of Hebrews. Yet when I met Jesus, I realized that all that stuff was just empty garbage. Now, after tasting the life that…
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…to face the day. Let me illustrate that. Paul, in another letter, in the letter to the Philippians, he talks about the things that he boasted in inPhilippians chapter 3. You see, Paul, before becoming a Christian, was a uh was not just a Jewish man, he was a Pharisee. He was part of the um the super holy, the…
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…ourselves again means that we should have total commitment to Jesus so that he can clear out our blurry vision. The third thing that we read fromPhilippians chapter 3is when we deny ourselves. We keep track of others who are also running towards the same goal. We just not are running by ourselves. But you're…
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Alright, turn toPhilippians chapter 3. So when I first did this message I was like, it's going to be easy to handle, it's not that hard. There's nothing majorly controversial in this…
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…this more than anyone because he knows what it means to live the life of only making decisions based upon what you can do. And this is outline ofPhilippians chapter 3. Amen. In Philippians chapter 3 verses 3 through AM, we'll read out of the Passion. It says this for we have already experienced heart circumcision…
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…a bit of a contradiction, doesn't it? Well, I think it's something that you could explain by way of or bring light on it by way of Paul's words inPhilippians chapter 3and verses 17 to 18. Because there's the apostle being given his testimony here in chapter 3 and verse from the beginning there in verses 17. He…
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…than all the other apostles, though was not I. But the grace of God is unmerited favor and blessing with which was with me. I close with thisPhilippians chapter 3and and many of us know this verse. Pastor Marcus, you can come, but I want to read it in context of what the Apostle Paul lived before he came…
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…going to happen because we know God is holding our hand and helping us in that future. Yet despite all this, there's a writing, this writing inPhilippians chapter 3, understanding that during the time that Paul wrote this message to the Philippians, he was in prison he had been beaten he had been changed to…
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…he wrote Philippians 3, it could have been in his very mind, we don't know, he doesn't say, but he was there witnessing it, but he wrote this inPhilippians chapter 3, and let us make this our prayer and our life as well. This is what he says, verse 9, verse 9, verse 9, verse 9, verse 9, It doesn't sound and may…
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…the apostles and others so excited about the return of Jesus, the prospect of the King coming back, and the King coming back in His glory. Think ofPhilippians chapter 3, there in verses 20, around verse 20 there. Our citizenship or place of citizenship is in heaven, the apostle says, from which we eagerly expect a…
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…who called you out of darkness and into this marvelous light. Let me say this to you. You got to forget those things that are behind. You know, inPhilippians chapter 3, it says one thing I do is forget those things which are behind and I'm straining forward towards the mark of the call That's in Christ Jesus, you…
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…it. That is what gives us freedom at the spiritual level in the heavenly kingdom, not this earthly kingdom. So we're citizens of the same kingdom.Philippians chapter 3and verse 20 talks about that. Our citizenship, lest we forget, is in heaven. And we eagerly wait for a savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ.…
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…you another religious leader who, unlike the Sanhedrin, encountered Christ and laid his life down for his Savior. And this is the Apostle Paul inPhilippians chapter 3, 4 to 11. This is what he says, Though I myself have reason for confidence in the flesh, if anyone else thinks he has reason for confidence in the…
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…this is Paul's point. I take Thomas Chalmers message seriously, the expulsive power of a new affection. I think it is expressed beautifully inPhilippians chapter 3. You know, Paul says, whatever things were gained to me, those things I have counted as loss for the sake of Christ. And for, you know, for Paul,…
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…because the Bible reveals to us that everyone, christian and non-Christian alike, is devoted to something or somethings. Turn over in your Bible toPhilippians, chapter 3. Philippians, chapter 3, the apostle Paul is writing, and he's writing to a young church and he's warning them about the world around him.…
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Well, can we turn back to your reading inPhilippians chapter 3? We're going to focus on verse 4 through to verse 11 this morning together. We can just read again there at verse 8. Indeed, I count everything as…
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…we're going to talk about apprehending. Did you know the Bible talks about apprehending? It does. So if you have a Bible with you, flip with me toPhilippians chapter 3. Thank you Jesus. Amen. This is his word. We're going to read chapter 3 by the time we're done. All the way to the end. But it won't take long,…
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…so by Romans 6 verses 1 through 10. Having been set free from it, we have all the reason in the world to run towards the ways of God. Paul says inPhilippians chapter 3beginning in verse 12, not that I have already obtained this, he's talking about the final resurrection from the dead, or am already perfect, but I…
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…to Jerusalem to live with his sister to study under the great rabbi Gamaliel, who was the grandson of the greatest rabbi of all times, Helo. InPhilippians chapter 3, Paul or Saul writes about himself, and this is what he says. As for zeal, persecuting the church. As for righteousness based on the law,…
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…offer to ourselves when we desire to be in the right direction, but we never measure up to perfection. The Apostle Paul understood these words fromPhilippians chapter 3that I read before, not that I have already obtained all this week. We're headed in the right direction, but we are not perfect. Nor have I arrived…
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