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Philippians 4:3 · BSB
4:3 Yes, and I ask you, my true yokefellow, to help these women who have contended at my side for the gospel, along with Clement and the rest of my fellow workers, whose names are in the Book of Life.
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…right. Women. May do many tasks in the church. And women within their role can be very useful in the work. The Apostle. Paul wrote about that inPhilippians. Chapter 4and verse 3. He said and I urge you also True Companion, help these women notice what he says who labored with me in the gospel. In other words,…
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…that the sermon cuts off at 24 minutes. You still, however, may wish to listen to the first 24 minutes. Apologies. Alright, we're going to be inPhilippians chapter 4today. Paul, as we've seen over the weeks, is very upbeat. About his sense of partnership in the gospel with the Christians at Philippi. And that…
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…response to God's word that is consistent with God's word, right? Responding consistently with God's word. So for example, when God says inPhilippians chapter 4, do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God. Then…
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…the way He wants to. If we'll learn to trust God like this instead of worrying, peace will be the result. I want you to look at what Paul says inPhilippians chapter 4along this line. He says, Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation by prayer and petition with thanksgiving present your requests…
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…in the world. But Jesus says. When you do that. You'll find that it fits. And my yoke is easy. Think of the apostle Paul. He speaks about this inPhilippians chapter 4. And he describes what this yoke of Christ is like. And sort of tells us. He says. Philippians chapter 4. And verses 12 and 13. He says. I know how…
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…beginning of rejoice, signifies the reduplication of a thing, the taking it over and over again. We are to joy, and then we are to rejoy. And as inPhilippians chapter 4, rejoice in the Lord always, and again, I say rejoice. In season and out of season, our lives are to be punctuated and permeated with joy because…
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…a test of our partnership. And third, a test of the Gospel. A test of our joy, a test of our partnership, and a test of the Gospel. We're inPhilippians chapter 4, and we're starting at verse 10. Remember that this is God's Word. And God tells us that His Word is more precious than gold, even the finest gold,…
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…If you go on down further, that's the next example. So, very important. And then what personal values are involved in this decision? Now go toPhilippians chapter 4, 8 and 9. Listen to what it says. Value-based decisions call us to a higher road rather than the path of least resistance, I call it. Here's some…
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…information on the road, visit theroad.org. We hope you are encouraged by today's message from Pastor Teacher Steve Holt. Turning your Bibles toPhilippians, chapter 4. We are this week and next week going to finish up the book of Philippians. And it's been a series of love. I've shared with you from the…
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Philippians chapter 4, and we're going to read that short section from verse 4 to verse 7, thinking together about Christian peace for anxious times. Philippians chapter…
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…doesn't, say well. And that surely conclude that God doesn't love me and I have no peace. So don't look for the wrong thing from Jesus. A verse inPhilippians chapter 4. I'm going to read from verse 4 where Paul says, rejoice in the Lord always. Again, I'll say rejoice. Let your reasonableness be known to everyone…
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…life we pray in Jesus name amen this morning this morning I hope that all of you are experiencing this joy as I was listening it reminded me ofPhilippians chapter 4and this will be familiar to you as well it says rejoice in the Lord always I'll say it again rejoice and it goes on it says let your graciousness…
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…money says the secret to being fulfilled is to work hard get enough sit back relax and enjoy all the benefits of what you've worked for God saysPhilippians chapter 4in any and every circumstance I have learned the secret of facing plenty and hunger abundance and need I can do all things through him who…
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…what a difference it would make. If we could bring joy more strongly into our family, what a difference it would make. So turn in your Bibles toPhilippians chapter 4, and let's look at the theme of the book of Philippians. Philippians 4.4. Philippians 4-4. This is the theme. This is the main point by Paul. And…
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…success of the gospel as he arrives in this particular city. How did he keep going? He was a man who knew what it was to suffer. But he tells us inPhilippians chapter 4and verse 13 that he can only continue and do what he does through Christ who gives him the strength. So let's look at Paul in Corinth. By way of…
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…you going? Matt, Matt? What's up, buddy? Come on in. You guys brave the cold. You made it. Ariel, how are you? Good to see you. Okay, so we're inPhilippians chapter 4. And we're just about to get into anxiety, but we're finishing up gentleness. So just in closing, this one of the things my dad always taught me,…
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…to worry? Replacing worry with such things as we've seen over the last three weeks, like praying instead of worrying. That's what Paul told us inPhilippians chapter 4. Are you trying to live with the right priorities and focus on one day at a time as Jesus taught us in the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew chapter…
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…room, it'll be a refresher course. In overcoming worry, a refresher course in what to do instead of worry, that the Apostle Paul provides for us inPhilippians chapter 4. If you would, turn to Philippians chapter 4, and I want us to look together at two verses of Scripture, where Paul deals with this issue. Really,…
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Well, please do have a seat, and if you have your Bibles there, then please turn back to those verses that James read for us fromPhilippians chapter 4, and why don't we still ourselves this morning as we come to God's holy, inerrant, and inspired Word. Let's pray together. So our great God and…
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…way: the Lord lift up his approving countenance upon you and give you peace, tranquility of heart, and life continually. We see a parallel verse inPhilippians chapter 4and verse 7. The apostle Paul, who suffered more than any other apostle in the New Testament, he understands pain, trust me, on every level. And…
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