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Philippians 4:11 · BSB
4:11 I am not saying this out of need, for I have learned to be content regardless of my circumstances.
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…And the first greeting we see here this morning that we read earlier from Paul to the Philippians, look at verse 21 of Ephesians, I mean ofPhilippians chapter 4. Philippians 4 verse 21, what does he say there? Greet every saint in who? Christ Jesus. Paul means to express his love for all the believers in…
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…up a beautiful worship moment like the pastor. Thank you, choir and orchestra. That was beautiful. Turn with me, if you will, in your Bibles toPhilippians chapter 4. We're going to continue in our study of Philippians, and our theme has been a life worthy of the gospel. And the root word of worthy and worship…
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Well, Paul here says, as we look again inPhilippians chapter 4, really the second half of this, being content in crisis, if you will, he says, I've learned to be content. We saw that last week, in whatever…
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…have a posture of praise, a posture of thanks, a posture that says, God, whatever state I am therewith, I will be content. That's what Paul says inPhilippians chapter 4. But he will also have a posture, not just of contentment, but a posture of generosity. Generosity will help also preserve him from this love of…
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…ministry of preaching and then we get to ministry of prayer. Ministry of prayer. prayer. When we're talking about praying, let's look back atPhilippians chapter 4. I'm sorry, verse 1 and, let me start that over. Philippians chapter 1 and verse 4. There we go. Philippians chapter 1 and verse 4. Always praying…
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…him because he alone is glorious this is really what we come to understand from the parting words of the apostle Paul to the church of Philippi inPhilippians chapter 410 through 13 I've rejoiced in the Lord greatly that now at last your care for me has flourished and by the way your care for me has flourished the…
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…name. Amen. Amen. Amen. Thank you, Ken. If you have your Bibles this morning, would like to read with this scripture. I invite you to turn toPhilippians chapter 4. And I want to begin our reading of verse 4 of this wonderful portion of the Word of God. Philippians chapter 4 and verse 4. Rejoice in the Lord…
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…to say that, what I am literally doing is making an investment in eternity that will be credited to me as obedience, and it will last forever. InPhilippians chapter 4, Paul is thanking the church and Philippi for investing in him as a church planner and providing for his needs. And he literally says in chapter 4,…
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…if they have God, they have everything they need. We can say with the Apostle Paul, I've learned the secret of being content in all circumstances.Philippians chapter 4, I've learned the secret to being content, to thriving in abundance and in lack and poverty and in riches. The secret, what is it? I can do all…
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Scripture reading this morning is taken fromPhilippians chapter 4. Philippians chapter 4, verses 4 through 9. Philippians chapter 4. Verses 4 through 9. Rejoice in the Lord always, and again I would say, rejoice.…
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…about here this morning as we finish out this study. Let's talk about the importance and the power of giving thanks as a part of our prayers. InPhilippians chapter 4, Paul is finishing out a letter here to the churches in the city of Philippi, and he just kind of pulls this last letter and gives it the here we…
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…few people find that Paul found a place of supernatural contentment and joy. That's my hope for you today. As we grab our Bibles and open now toPhilippians, chapter 4, Is a plus size in verse 10. He writes, “I rejoice greatly in the Lord that at last you renewed your concern for me. To indeed, you were concerned…
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…things to him in prayer, and then he takes care of them, and we can trust him with them. I want you to read with me in your Bibles this morning inPhilippians chapter 4. Let's read those verses again. The Bible says, Don't worry about anything, but in everything, through prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, let…
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…fruit of the Spirit. That means I'm in his presence. He's with me, and I'm making every effort to do that. We studied one of our favorite verses,Philippians chapter 4. It says, let all your requests be made known to God, and then the peace of God, which passes all understanding, will guard your heart and mind. I…
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…high calling of God in Christ Jesus, right? And then chapter 4. I don't want to belabor the point, but he says we need to keep our minds guarded.Philippians chapter 4and verse #8. Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true. Whatsoever things are honest. Whatsoever things are just. Whatsoever things are pure.…
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…he himself has experienced, and therefore, his behaviour and what he does in sending Timothy and Epaphroditus is driven by that clearer theology inPhilippians chapter 4from verse 10 onwards, that is the heart behind what he does here. So anyway, it'll make more sense. Let's turn to Philippians 2:19. Paul writes to…
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…it would look like and how that might help you. So I think the Apostle Paul understood that it helped him. The Apostle Paul said these words inPhilippians chapter 4rejoice in the Lord always, I will say it again. Rejoice. Let your gentleness be evident to all the Lord is near do nothing. Do not be anxious…
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…of your ability to do, turn to God and say, God, I'm really afraid right now. Help me. I know that you're with me. I'm so grateful for that. So inPhilippians, chapter 4, that's the famous passage. Where Paul says don't be anxious about anything. His next line is but in everything by prayer and petition with…
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…of faithful disciples written by John in 2nd John and 3rd John. The New Testament also directly instructs us to rejoice in the Lord always inPhilippians chapter 4. And it reminds us that our joy in the midst of trials is inexpressible and full of glory. 1st Peter 1. 8. Now in case you're wondering…
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…you're thinking about, you're the only one who's ever gone through it, and you're gonna have to do it all by yourself. But scripture reminds us,Philippians chapter 4, that the Lord is near. Don't worry about anything. So, child of God, even when that train of thoughts is out of control, when you're imagining the…
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