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Philippians 3:7 · BSB
3:7 But whatever was gain to me I count as loss for the sake of Christ.
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…alone. The second truth that I would like to bring to your attention is that human credentials are as lost for the sake of Christ. Let's look atPhilippians 3, verse 4-7. Although I myself might have confidence in the flesh, if anyone else has a mind to put confidence in the flesh, I far more, circumcised on the…
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…only do I seek, that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to gaze on the beauty of the Lord and to seek him in his temple.Philippians chapter 3, verses 7 through 8. But whatever were gains to me, I now consider lost for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing…
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…good. Even your goodness is not a good good. We accepted because of Jesus. Hallelujah. Knowing Jesus is the greatest thing to do in your life.Philippians chapter 3, verse 7to verse 10 talks about it. Paul spoke about the blessing. But whatever formal things I have that might have been gains to me, I have come to…
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…he did was right. But there was a dramatic change in the life of Paul that on the road to Damascus. He met Christ, and this is what he says inPhilippians 3, verses 7 to 9, reflecting on that old life and the new life he now has in Christ. But whatever was to my profit, in other words, whatever was in the old life…
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…from me, but give me Jesus. In his cross, my trust shall be. So with clearer, brighter vision, face to face, the Lord I see. It rings in my ears,Philippians 3:7, that says, But whatever were gains to me now, I consider a loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the…
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…church in La Planada last week. They afforded me the chance to speak, and I said, Man, I'm just so grateful for this partnership. And he gets intoPhilippians chapter 3, verses 7 through 16. This is what he writes practically of what this looks like to order loves well. He says, Whatever were gains to me, I now consider loss for the…
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…nothing. And if you think that I am being too strong in that assessment, let me just read to you what the Apostle Paul said from his perspective inPhilippians 3, verse 7. He says, But what things were gain to me, those I counted loss for Christ. Yea, doubtless, and I count all things but loss for the excellency of…
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…Jesus, to give us a love for Jesus, to give us a relationship with Jesus. So that you can almost hear the sound of Paul echoing whatever this isPhilippians chapter 3, verses 7and 8. Whatever was to my prophet, I now consider loss. Loss for the sake of knowing Christ. The surpassing worth of knowing Jesus Christ. And…
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…of gaol. Paul would write about such times and he gives us a great window on how to how and why were they able to praise God in these times. AndPhilippians chapter 3, verse 7. I'll read it to you. But what things were gained to me? Those I counted lost for Christ, Yes, doubtless. And I count all things but loss for the…
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…this. We understand it by profession, truly. But by the practical daily reality, it can be a struggle for us. We need to remember what Paul says inPhilippians chapter 3 verses 7 to 9after reflecting on his life before Christ with his religious resume, he would say, "Whatever gain I had, I counted as lost for the sake of Christ.…
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…15. For those who are truly lay or committed to having a God-centered perspective of what's laid up for them in heaven, this is how you talk.Philippians chapter 3, verse 7. Paul, speaking of his own faith, he says, But everything that was a gain to me, I have considered to be a loss because of Christ. More than that,…
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…Grab your Bibles. And let's open up to Philippians chapter 3. I just want to briefly read once again our call to worship passage for this morning.Philippians 3 verses 7 through 11. By the way, as you're finding your way to that passage, let me briefly explain to you the title of this two -part series that we're doing. We have…
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…philosophy of life, and I want us to read it again. We read this a couple of weeks ago, and we're going to read this passage again. It's found inPhilippians chapter 3, verses 7 through 16. So if you would read that or follow along as Marty reads that. But whatever were gains to me, I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is…
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…the attitude of looking at this world like this world is nothing. I'm ready for that world. We should be excited. And you look at passages likePhilippians chapter 3, verses 7 through 8, when Paul is writing. And he says, I once thought these things were valuable, but now I consider them worthless because of what Christ has done.…
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We're going to be looking atPhilippians chapter 3, verses 7 through 14, and Dave will read that for us. But whatever were gains to me, I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a…
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…the ultimate shame in their society. [SPEAKER_00]: Then I have access to that worship. [SPEAKER_00]: Paul speaks about this in his own testimony inPhilippians 3, verse 7and 8, and Paul was one of those religious leaders that were at, they had had so much according to their faith. [SPEAKER_00]: He says, but whatever…
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…those who died with this hope of being with Him forever. So what's this do in Paul's life? What is this hope of the resurrection do for Paul? Well,Philippians chapter 3 verses 7 through 11, Paul writes this. Whatever gain I had, I count as lost for the sake of Christ. Indeed, I count everything as lost because of the surpassing worth…
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…persecuting me." And Paul says, "Oh my goodness, I did not know that." And he repents and he turns to to faith in Jesus Christ. We also see this inPhilippians 3:4-9when Paul says, "All of who I am from the tribe of Benjamin. I'm a Pharisee of Pharisees. I have all the credentials to promote my…
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…and valuable when you value your families, friends, ministry, and everyone else through the lens of the surpassing greatness of Christ. Paul inPhilippians 3, verses 7-9related that all things are now rubbish or garbage in the light of the surpassing greatness of Christ Jesus, my Lord. In the midst of the…
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…others more significant than myself? Paul says, But you've heard and learned and seen in me, practice these things. Another of his foci belonging.Philippians chapter 3, verses 7 through 11. But whatever gain I had, I counted it as loss for the sake of Christ. Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of…
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