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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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…force pulling your soul. Keeping it together. Not letting your desires spill over and reach beyond the bounds that God has designed for you.Philippians 3 verses 7and 8 tell us that it's the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus, my Lord. That's my overriding ambition, says Paul. It's to gain Christ. See,…
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…of people willing to lose their lives? Well, I want you to see some of Paul's words. Philippians chapter 3. We'll be wrapping up in just a moment.Philippians 3, verse 7 through 14. Paul said this after he gives a list of everything he accomplished that made him something in this life. You can read verse 1 through 6. I mean,…
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…but we are given this thing by grace, a gift that is way outside of what we can even fathom. It is more blessed to give than to receive. Also inPhilippians 3:7-8, But whatever were gains to me, I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing…
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…our denomination. It's affected by our previous understanding. It's affected by different things. Any questions on that one? What's the solution?Philippians chapter 3, verse 2 to 7. Philippians chapter 3, verse 2 to 7, I'll read from the message. You could, on one hand, the message or the passion translation is not a version.…
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…I remembered saying yes, but for the life of me, I couldn't remember who asked. So we're going to ask, I believe Dave's going to be readingPhilippians chapter 3, verses 7 through 14. But whatever were gains to me, I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the the…
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…of Philippians. An iPhone scrolling it's all good. One of the sounds is better but they're all good and I won't tell you which one but you knowPhilippians 3 verse 7whatever gain I had I counted as loss for the sake of Christ listen to this church indeed I count everything as loss because of the surpassing…
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…morning. My name is Carrie Moulton, and I'm a member of the Oakland Women's Little Faith Group. And today's reading is from Paul's letter to thePhilippians, chapter 3, verses 7 through 14, as printed in the liturgy. But whatever gain I had, I counted as loss for the sake of Christ. Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the…
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…than I can. He says, um, as he's describing where he's been and what and and and his perspective on all that he had. If anyone, he says, this isPhilippians 3, verses 4 through 11, if anyone else thinks he has grounds for confidence in the flesh, I have more. Circumcise the eighth day of the nation of Israel, of the tribe of…
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…servitude. And so if you flip over to chapter 3 really quickly, Philippians 3, we get another glimpse of how we can honor Christ in our life.Philippians 3, verse 7, Paul says, so in the context, he's talking about the things he used to take hope in to make him righteous before God. But we can kind of clean…
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…is vision and voice. Secondly, I want to put this stake in you, Clyde, the reciprocity of the call. The reciprocity of the call. Paul says this inPhilippians chapter 3, verse 7. He says, But whatever uh gain I had, I count as loss for the sake of Christ. Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of…
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…They think of all the or perhaps the meaningless segues, the meaningless pursuits that their lives held. And Paul is a good example of this inPhilippians 3:7-11. I wanna just read this to us. When he talks about his no confidence in the flesh. Philippians 3:7-11. Paul says this, but whatever was to my…
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…Lord Jesus. Does that mark your life? Think with me just for a moment of a companion passage in relationship to this and turn over in your Bible toPhilippians chapter 3 verse 7 through 9. Let me kind of start earlier in verse 4. Though I myself have reason for confidence in the flesh also, if anyone else thinks he has reason for…
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…the question: is my motive right? Am I on that way? Or do I just learn more and more about Jesus, or do I want to know God personally? And inPhilippians chapter 3, verses 4 through 11, he starts laying it down with the difference of knowing about God and knowing God. He says, I myself have reason for such confidence. If someone…
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…the question: is my motive right? Am I on that way? Or do I just learn more and more about Jesus, or do I want to know God personally? And inPhilippians chapter 3, verses 4 through 11, he starts laying it down with the difference of knowing about God and knowing God. He says, I myself have reason for such confidence. If someone…
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…specific meaning. And we're going to talk about the general meaning of it tonight and in the future more in context to what he's referring to. ButPhilippians 3, verse 7. Whatever gain I had, I count it as loss for the sake of Christ. Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing…
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…So this morning, I want us to focus on a passage that Paul gives in his letter to the Philippians. If you have your bibles with you, let's turn toPhilippians 3:4-11. Now Paul is not directly talking here about the resurrection, but he moves to the height of his argument and he uses it here. So we're going to…
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