Explicit references found in available sermon transcripts.
Philippians 3:20 · BSB
3:20 But our citizenship is in heaven, and we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ,
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
Explicit verse references and short ranges.
215 podcasts represented across both types of reference
…here in temporal dwellings by faith in a future city. A city that has foundations. A city that is built and designed by God. Paul writes inPhilippians chapter 3 verse 20Our citizenship is in heaven and from it we await a Savior the Lord Jesus Christ. This place is not our home. And in a few months we will study…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians chapter 3 verse 20” view source ↗
…towards a goal. He talks about this ultimate goal. This goal that is so great that he gave his life for this goal. So if you could turn with me toPhilippians chapter 3, verses 12 to 21, I would like to take a closer look at this. So again, it's Philippians chapter 3, verses 12 to 21. And if you don't have a Bible, there's some up…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians chapter 3, verses 12 to 21” view source ↗
…conversation is used in the King James version. Our conversation is in heaven. From whence also, we look for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.Philippians 3, verse 20, here's something else that you may not have considered. And that is that in this passage is found inspired affirmation to all Jews, as well as…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians 3, verse 20” view source ↗
…a body like his. And just to confirm that we're thinking down the right track with Paul, let's remember what he said to the Philippians. He said inPhilippians 3, verse 20, but our citizenship is in heaven from where we eagerly await a Savior, the Lord Jesus, who by his power will transform our lowly bodies so that…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians 3, verse 20” view source ↗
…had the money to, and he's realizing it's not enough. And he's like climbing up in a tree just to see, just to see Jesus. Paul goes on to write inPhilippians 3, verse 20, but our citizenship, but our belonging is in heaven. So it's beyond this world. It's more than the physical, more than the temporal. And from it…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians 3, verse 20” view source ↗
Well, this morning's sermon scripture reading comes fromPhilippians chapter 3, verses 12 through 21. You can follow along in your bulletin or in your Bible there. Hear now the reading of God's holy, pure, and fallible word. Not that I have already…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians chapter 3, verses 12 through 21” view source ↗
…who is sovereign over the times and seasons and to rest in His unchanging character. So, as we prepare to enter into a new year, I want to look atPhilippians 3, verses 12 to 21. As we read Paul's words to the church in Philippi and the Holy Spirit's words to God's people through the ages, I want us to consider how God is…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians 3, verses 12 to 21” view source ↗
…this morning. We're thankful for the way that you're reaching out to people who speak Tigrinya and Amharic with the gospel of Christ every week. InPhilippians chapter 3, verse 20, the apostle Paul says, our citizenship is in heaven. And from there, we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. And that's really why we join…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians chapter 3, verse 20” view source ↗
…conclude with uh with verse 20. Um spiritual grown-ups bearing the imprint of Jesus on their souls who live in this world as heaven's expatriates.Philippians chapter 3, verse 20. But our citizenship is in heaven. I've talked about this in a dozen different ways over the last two years, and I'm going to talk about it again.…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians chapter 3, verse 20” view source ↗
…of glorification promises that something better lies ahead. We will be everything that God intended us to be. Everything. Paul writes again inPhilippians 3:20-21, our citizenship, friends, is in heaven, we eagerly await a saviour from there, the Lord Jesus Christ, by the power that enables Him to bring…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians 3:20-21” view source ↗
…is fully evidenced in the physical resurrection of our bodies into a renewed, perfected existence, a new perfected body. Paul writes inPhilippians 3:20-21, our citizenship is in heaven, he says. Our citizenship is in heaven. We belong to it, and we eagerly await our Saviour from there, the Lord Jesus…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians 3:20-21” view source ↗
…TNT, terrific nights together, and showing the movie and popcorn and hot dogs. So that'll be exciting as we end the series of My God's Not Dead.Philippians chapter 3, verses 17 through 21. I think are probably, out of all the paragraphs in this chapter, are probably some of the most important principles in the whole book of…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians chapter 3, verses 17 through 21” view source ↗
…we might marvel and stand in awe and be amazed and get the impact of Easter Sunday in 2013. Some of this majesty and impact was there for us inPhilippians 3 verses 20 to 21. So if you want to go there, Philippians 3, Adam read out to us. Have you got a page there on your Bible, Adam? Sorry? 1140. Page 1140 in the pew…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians 3 verses 20 to 21” view source ↗
…Now, you are a fellow citizen in the kingdom of God. And I want us to recognize that that is a tremendous blessing. Turn over, if you will, toPhilippians chapter 3, verse 20. Philippians chapter 3, verse 20. But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. I mean, we live here in…
Publisher transcript cited as “Philippians chapter 3, verse 20” view source ↗