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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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…servant of the law. He wasn't under the law anymore, but grace. See, before Christ he was all of these things, yet after Christ, he would go on inPhilippians chapter 3and verses 7 and 8 and say, All those things that were gained to me I count loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ. Look at with me,…
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…aches and pains and abuses and hurts for a very long time. And and me, and me, me, and me again, and me all day long. There is a better way. NoticePhilippians chapter 3, starting in verse 3. Verse 3, do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. Let each…
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…to continue in our sermon series in Romans chapter 13. Romans 13. As you're turning over, though, I want us to be reminded of what Paul says inPhilippians chapter 3. Philippians chapter 3, verse 20, where he says, Our citizenship is in heaven, and from it, from heaven, we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ,…
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…an ING word. That is, it's something that we are commanded to do now and always, in every moment, renewing. In another place, the Apostle Paul inPhilippians chapter 3, as we heard read for us today, Paul writes about his own personal approach to being open to newness. He says there, forgetting what lies behind…
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…join us for worship online or in person, visit christummc.net. Thank you for listening. Scripture this morning comes from the New Testament book ofPhilippians, chapter 3. Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do, forgetting what is behind and straining toward…
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…death. The baptism of death, or a baptism into the sufferings that uh involve death or the or sufferings unto death. And so an example of this isPhilippians chapter 3. Philippians chapter 3. This baptism is associated with the cup that Jesus takes in. Peter's baptism, Acts chapter 2 and verse 38, one of the most…
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…with a smile on his face while he's behind bars. So our text from this morning, as we read the word of God, can we stand together as we read? Uh isPhilippians chapter 3, and we'll start at verse 7 and we'll read to uh verse 11. And it reads, But whatever regains to be now I consider lost for the sake of Christ.…
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Okay, as we transition to what we're going to talk about this morning out ofPhilippians chapter 3, my question to get you pondering the topic dour is, do you consider yourself a persevering person? Do you consider yourself to be persevering? Are…
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…mountain right there. And the Christian life is never about coasting to the end, it's about continuing. Even the apostle Paul refers to this inPhilippians chapter 3and verse 13. Brothers, I do not consider that I have made it my own, but one thing I do, forgetting what lies behind, straining forward to what…
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…his face of difficulty. Didn't matter what he was going through, what struggles he faced, Paul continued to fight for the cause of the gospel. InPhilippians chapter 3, Paul writes and says, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus. No matter what Paul was dealing with in…
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…promises. That God has given to us. It means facing death head on. Looking at the promises that God has given us. With a vibrant. Faith. Turn toPhilippians chapter 3. In Philippians 3, we read this great text by the Apostle Paul. And here's what we read. I'll start reading in verse 7. But whatever things were…
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…weakness. And that's why they keep falling and falling and hurting themselves. I want to show you Paul's attitude towards his vast accomplishments.Philippians chapter 3says, Verses 3 to 11. The title of this message should be Get Up From Under Those Fig Leaves, but it's not. It has no title. Get on about from…
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…it says, Now therefore, ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellow citizens with the saints and of the household of God. Fellow citizens.Philippians chapter 3and verse 20, it says, For our conversation, or that is our lifestyle, is in heaven, from whence also we look for the Savior, the Lord Jesus…
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…Please consider donating to this work in the San Francisco Bay Area online at ChristChurchEastBay.org. The scripture this morning comes fromPhilippians chapter 3starting in verse 7 through verse 14. But whatever were gains to me I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is more I consider everything…
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…know, it's not bad. Just let me have this. No, here's what the disciple says. Lord, whatever you want, it's yours. That's what Paul describes inPhilippians chapter 3. He says, listen, he counted everything in his life lost except knowing Christ. I mean, he lists, you read the first eight or nine verses of that…
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…us life. That promises us peace. That promises us joy. Yet in the end, what are they? They're empty and meaningless. Paul says it this way inPhilippians chapter 3. Everything else is worthless when compared with the infinite value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake I have discarded. everything…
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…Christians do not seek suffering. Rather, the blessing comes from knowing that suffering for Christ places us in fellowship with him. Paul wrote inPhilippians chapter 3that I may know him and the fellowship of his sufferings. When believers suffer because they belong to Christ, they participate in a sacred…
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…day I will stand with you and I will stand along with a lot of other people before the Lord. Believers, this week, my challenge to you is to readPhilippians chapter 3and to pray and to get close to God and to let him stir your heart for your real home. Next Sunday, we're gonna continue the moment that you die…
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…though he was rich. Yet for your sake. He became poor. So that by his poverty. You might become rich. Paul. Speaking. Speaking. About Jesus. InPhilippians. Chapter 3. 6. Verses 6 to 8. Says this. Who. Though he is in the form of God. Did not count equality with God. A thing to be grasped. But emptied himself. By…
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…was saved. By reading and meditating on this verse. For in it the righteousness of God, not the righteousness of man, but the righteous of God. InPhilippians chapter 3, Paul explains this even more. Philippians chapter 3, verse 8 and 9. He said, I count everything lost because of the surpassing worth of knowing…
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