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Philippians 3:8 · BSB
3:8 More than that, I count all things as loss compared to the surpassing excellence of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, for whom I have lost all things. I consider them rubbish, that I may gain Christ
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…time thinking about that, who we are. I mean, we've always got tomorrow, so why are we worried about who we are today? Turn with me to the book ofPhilippians, chapter 3. Book of Philippians, chapter 3. When I think about this, I want to look at verse 12 just as an introductory thought to this. You know, it may be…
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…good. Friday night got started off very, very, very good too. I've enjoyed the opportunity to be with this group. I'd like to open your Bibles toPhilippians chapter 3. We'll be there in just a few moments to do our study and our work this morning. The theme for this weekend has been, are you ready? And what I…
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…getting to know God. And to know him better and better and better and better as the years go by. I want to have the posture of the Apostle Paul inPhilippians chapter 3. He says, What is more, I consider everything. We're gonna come back to I consider is actually one word in the original language, but he said, I…
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…we love the people here, we love our neighbors, we we go to work, we have family here, but listen, we're not from here. The Bible clearly says inPhilippians chapter 3and verse number 20, the Bible says that our citizenship is in heaven. We are from another place. We are strangers in here. This world is not our…
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…to Philippians. It's to the right a few books in your Bible. Um, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, God's electric power company. UmPhilippians chapter 3, I, uh, the, Paul lived this out, in other words, is, is what I'm saying here His full confidence. Pick up in verse three. Paul says, "For we are…
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…the application for us? If we look at the before picture, we are the spiritually uncircumcised. If only those in Christ are the true circumcision,Philippians chapter 3, We are excluded from Christ if only those in Christ are those that have access to God, Romans 8:35-39. There is no holy nation for us, no place…
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…is in the law, found blameless. But whatever things were gained to me, those things I have counted as loss for the sake of Christ. Last week inPhilippians chapter 3, we learned that Paul taught the Philippians that they were to rejoice in the Lord, meaning that believers can enjoy and live out joy by living…
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…Matthew 28. This is what Paul is talking about when he says that he presses in to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus has took hold of him inPhilippians chapter 3. These are the hopes that I have for myself, and these are the hopes that I have for every one of you. For y'all, for all y'all. These are what I…
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…He's like, I haven't even already fully done this. But this is my pursuit, this is who I'm becoming. And that is so important for the message ofPhilippians chapter 3, and what we're talking about with belonging. We are all becoming something. We're all becoming someone. And because we're becoming, but we haven't…
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…is your joy to enjoy living, personal relationship with God the Father and God the Son through God the Spirit. We heard Paul at the beginning inPhilippians chapter 3. I consider everything a loss compared to surpassing greatness of knowing Christ Jesus, my Lord. There is nothing greater, says Paul, than knowing…
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…in our life. And to help us understand the necessity of looking to godly examples, I want to invite you to open with me to the book of Philippians.Philippians chapter 3. We're going to start in verse 17 and work our way through chapter 4, verse 1. It's just a few verses of scripture here, but in these few verses,…
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I am, I think I started in Philippians with you a number of weeks, months ago. And I am in Philippians chapter 3 at this point with my messages.Philippians chapter 3 verses 1 through 11. You know that Paul is writing this from jail, most likely in Rome. Some people think it was when he was in Ephesus. It doesn't matter. He's in…
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…convicting the world because of its sins. See, it's not believing in Jesus. Convicting the world of his righteousness, like Paul would say inPhilippians chapter 3. Yeah, let me tell you something. He says, I was a Pharisee and I was the best of the best. You couldn't compete with me. Valedictorian, Magnicum…
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…Bible you got to ask what's the therefore therefore and so because Paul is connecting what he's about to say with what he just said at the end ofPhilippians chapter 3what does Paul tell us he says we're citizens of heaven. That we that we serve King Jesus. That we're waiting for Him and that while we're here…
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…know your dad was okay. Everything's alright. True story. Folks, there is life after death. Fear not. There's life after death. Praise God. Well,Philippians chapter 3and verse 21 then. And so after that funeral, I was tempted not to preach that Sunday. I just didn't feel like it. And I said, no devil. I got in…
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…Think about that future hope that lies ahead of you. And I pray that this verse bolsters your faith as you do those things. And then I will pray.Philippians chapter 3, starting in verse 7. 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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…of the law, but rather the righteousness of Jesus Christ and his faithfulness towards us. These things are important. Pay attention closely, okay?Philippians chapter 3and verse 9. God's preserved some words and some phrases and some doctrines that are very important. Philippians chapter 3 and verse 9, it says…
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…can rob us of our joy. Money, greed can rob us of our joy. I know this is not— I'm just trying to set you up for this. So you overcome materialismPhilippians chapter 3, by having a spiritual mind. Those things I count as rubbish. Why? That I might win Christ. That, that you count as important, the Holy Spirit says…
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…that end. I thought though I would begin, as we are getting those sheets, I wanted to ask a question because I believe that the way to break downPhilippians chapter 3as it fits into the overall purpose of the letter is some ways to have joy. I think that fits in with the overall theme of the book of Philippians.…
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…resume. He's saying, here's my resume of why I'm better than everybody else. The apostle Paul had a resume like that before he came to Christ. ReadPhilippians chapter 3, the first eight verses. Paul said, here's my resume. This is why I was better than everybody else. But then Jesus showed up. And my resume was…
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