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Philippians 4:11–12 · BSB
4:11 I am not saying this out of need, for I have learned to be content regardless of my circumstances.
4:12 I know how to live humbly, and I know how to abound. In any and every situation I have learned the secret of being filled and being hungry, of having plenty and having need.
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…And the God of peace is going to be with you when you get busy doing. Don't let your thoughts keep you on the sideline. All right, quick throughPhilippians 4:10-13. This last section, Paul just talks about contentment, and you might be familiar with this. In verse 10, Paul talks about— well, Paul uses what…
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…void? And so Paul, in the last bit of his letter to the Church of Philippi, kind of writes about if you have your Bible today, we're going to be inPhilippians 4, verses 10 through 14, 10 through 13. That's where we're going to be spending our time today. But we're kicking it off in verse 10. This is Paul writing to the church.…
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…chapter 4? Philippians chapter 4. We're going to be reading this morning, perhaps the most quoted and most misunderstood passage in the book ofPhilippians, chapter 4, verses 10 through 14. Let's read God's word together. I rejoiced in the Lord greatly, that now at length you have revived your concern for me. You were indeed concerned…
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…ingredients to what this, where this contentment is found, how it's acquired, and what it looks like practically for us. So read with me again inPhilippians chapter 4, verses 10 through 13. This is what Paul says. I rejoiced in the Lord greatly that now at length you have revived your concern for me. You were indeed concerned for me,…
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…wherever you stay, you stay there until it's time to move on. And you stay content. Um, uh, one of the most misquoted passages in all the Bible isPhilippians 4, verses 11 to 13. Paul says, I have learned, and you do have to learn contentment. It does not come naturally. I have learned in whatever situation I'm in to be…
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…provision, all the way to Christ's statement to the Apostle Paul and his weakness that Christ's grace is always sufficient. This morning we're inPhilippians chapter 4, verses 10 through 13, where the Apostle Paul describes what trust in God's provision looks like, not from those outside perspectives, but from the inside. Through his…
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…writes things like, Since God has given us his son, what else would he keep from us? That same Paul writes our main text for the day. And that'sPhilippians chapter 4, verses 10 through 13. I rejoiced in the Lord greatly that now at length you have revived your concern for me. You were indeed concerned for me, but you had no…
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…in our series going through Philippians. This message is titled, What Do People Want? And we're going to see this in Philippians chapter 4.Philippians chapter 4, verses 11 through 13, and then 19. I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I…
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…It's not something we can just absorb. You can't read about it. You can't hear a sermon about it. You learn it. So we're going to read a text,Philippians chapter 4, verses 10 through 13, and then we'll keep talking about this idea of contentment being something we learn Philippians 410 through 13. Now Philippians, ironically…
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…if we can ever find inner peace. Paul arrives to give us some hope in the passage we will be reading from this morning. So we'll be reading fromPhilippians chapter 4, verses 4 through 13. Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again, rejoice. Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near. Do not be anxious about…
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…4. I want us to go to Philippians 4. Philippians 4 verse 10. I want us to read that 4 verse 10 to 18. I want us to see it in context. Philippians.Philippians 4, verse 10 to 18. So it says, But I rejoice in the Lord greatly, knowing that at last your care for me has flourished again, though you surely did care, but you…
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…we can enjoy because the perspective of our life has changed and there's new hope now. There's new confidence now. As Paul will describe inPhilippians chapter 4 verses 11 to 13he says not that I'm speaking of being in need for I have learned in whatever situation I am to be content. I know how to be brought low. I know…
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…this letter. He's in prison, right, but he is overcome with joy. How? Because Paul understood his circumstances are temporary, jump all the way toPhilippians 4, verses 11 through 13. He says not that I speak in regard to need, for I have learned that, whatever state I'm in to be content, I know how it is to be abased. I know…
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…counsel. Contentment not only can be satisfied with very little, but when you are content, it suits you for every condition of life. Paul says inPhilippians 4:11–12, 11 Not that I speak from want, for I have learned to be content in whatever circumstances I am. [Whatever my circumstances are, Paul says, I have…
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…admit to myself when my desire for more is driven simply by my own desires for my own pleasures. Never Enough though. From a brighter perspective.Philippians chapter 4 verses 11 through 17Paul. And speaking here says, I have learned in whatever state I am to be content. Paul has given these instructions in first, Timothy chapter 6…
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…trust you with it. See you and I we worry about things that we can't control. And instead, we need to trust God with the things I can't control.Philippians 4:11-13says this. "I'm not saying this because I am in need, for I have learned to be content, whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in…
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Please take your copy of God's Word and join me in Philippians chapter 4. Our text for today will bePhilippians chapter 4 verses 10 through 13. ! We are approaching rather rapidly the conclusion of Paul's letter to the Philippian believers. Lord willing, we will complete our study next…
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…can't find happiness in their marriages anymore, so they trade their mates for a different model. Only to find out that the same problems occur. InPhilippians 4:10-13, we have a man here, the apostle Paul, who is in prison. And listen to these reasons why Paul is in prison or the circumstances of his…
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