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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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…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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…his saving reign, the saving reign of God. He talks about it as treasure and in joy, giving up everything to have. If you flip in your Bibles toPhilippians chapter 3, verse 8, this is the Apostle Paul speaking. It's page 1166 of your pew Bible. He says, Paul says, indeed I count everything as loss because of the…
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…repentance. Zacchaeus was so stoked to be with the Lord. That produced the repentance. That produced giving things away. Joy is the marker, though.Philippians 3, verse 8. What a critical verse for this. More than that, Paul says, I count all things lost for the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus. I count all…
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…Well, there's a famous saying, you can't take it with you. We have to remember, our soul is what we have to consider. That which is eternal.Philippians chapter 3 verse 8when the apostle Paul is saying, I consider everything a loss compared to knowing Christ. Knowing Christ is the greatest treasure, right? Just like…
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…that we make is neutral. The decisions we make show what's really important to us. And here, they're demonstrating what they value. Paul, inPhilippians chapter 3, verse 8, talks about what the Christian life should treasure and value. He says, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing…
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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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…already attained this goal that I'm pressing on toward. What do we think he's speaking about? If you get context, take a look back at verse 8. SoPhilippians 3, verse 8. He has said he considers everything else rubbish compared to the excellence of knowing Christ Jesus, my Lord. In verse 9, he says, There's no…
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…that a praise and worship moment? Well, let me give you three reasons real quick. First reason is this. It's implied in our text. On my account. InPhilippians chapter 3, verse 8, Paul, while he's in prison, writes this. Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord.…
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…relationship with God as if he is the very hope that we have, the one thing knowing that his love is better than life? Paul said it like this inPhilippians chapter 3 verse 8where he says, I count everything as a loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake, I've suffered the loss…
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…the million-dollar thing gets in its proper place as something that, frankly, just isn't all that important. This is what Paul is talking about inPhilippians 3:8where he says everything he had he considered a loss compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus Christ as his Lord. He goes on to say this…
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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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…not perish, it's the same word, but have eternal life. And so we have the word forfeit, which only appears a handful of times, but it stands out inPhilippians chapter 3 verse 8. For his sake, I have suffered the loss of all things. That's the other time it's used. It's very rarely that that word is used. But in showing all…
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…we should be able to make that statement as well. The world has been crucified through to me through the cross, and I to the world. Paul said inPhilippians chapter 3, verses 8and 9, he said this I also consider everything to be a loss in view of the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. Because of him I have…
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…promise. Isaiah 43:13, from eternity to eternity, I am God. No one can snatch away anything from my hand. No one can undo what I've already done.Philippians 3:8. I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing work of knowing Christ Jesus as my Lord. Yeah, even without that shit. So please, and I…
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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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…has not yet attained the knowledge of Christ that he should have. He doesn't know it yet. But he says, but he's pressing on towards that goal. InPhilippians 3, verse 8 to 14, you read that section. Paul doesn't know him as he should, but he's pressing on. And so that's the way we should be as well. Even though we may go…
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…he calls the Philippians to find confidence not in themselves, nor their status or achievements, but in what Christ has accomplished. He says inPhilippians 3 verse 8that he considers all his achievements and status as lost. He considers them rubbish that he may gain Christ. Why? Because Christ is his Savior and…
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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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…I will not tell you several fact that I have learned from the Gospels. But that doesn't mean that I know. Jesus. No, Jesus means something else.Philippians 3:8, says jacked indeed. I also count all things loss for the Excellency of the knowledge of Christ. Jesus, my Lord, for whom I suffer as I have…
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