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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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…joy will come. And it did. I'm not here to say this morning I always have it. Nope, I'm human too. I sometimes don't have joy. But Paul writes inPhilippians chapter 4. He says, rejoice. And again I say to you, rejoice. Well, where was Paul writing from? He had been thrown in jail for preaching the gospel. And in…
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…circumstances and situations. This inner peace is brought about through prayer. Remember what he says there in the book of Philippians. He says inPhilippians chapter 4and verse 6, be careful for nothing, but in everything but prayer and supplication with Thanksgiving, let your request be made known unto God. And…
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…has. You know what that is? There's a God in heaven who makes things equitable and makes things right. I don't have time to go here, but there.Philippians chapter 4. Yeah, we'll go there. All right, Just give me two minutes. All right? Philippians chapter 4. I want to read this and we'll be done. Philippians…
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…necessary for you to experience his salvation as a free gift. Man, that's the God we want to call you to believe in. Turn with me, if you will, toPhilippians chapter 4. We're gonna look at just four verses there, which I think really speak to the way that we that we want to get from connecting the Prince of Peace…
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…Word, love studying it with God's people, so it's a real joy to be here with you this morning. If you want to open up your Bibles to the book ofPhilippians, chapter 4, we're going to look at just two verses this morning, verses 6 and 7. They're well-known verses, but I think they can speak to us afresh this…
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…says from a place where most of us would say, I'm not happy right now. I'm not satisfied. Life is not good. And this is what he says. Verse 10 ofPhilippians chapter 4. If you have your Bibles, go there. If you have your look at it there, Philippians 4, chapter 10, verse 13, this is what it says. I rejoiced…
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…has something to put on. What does First Timothy chapter 6 and verse 8 say? And having food and raiment? Let us be there with content. Turn over toPhilippians Chapter 4. Philippians chapter 4. Now I don't think I need to remind you, but maybe I do. We're pilgrims. This world is not my home. I'm just passing…
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…want to be fired up about it. Now the difference between Corinth and Macedonia, like Philippi and Philippi was a great giving church. I mean, readPhilippians chapter 4. My God shall supply all your need according to His. Glory in Christ Jesus, don't time out, don't use that verse unless you're a giver to missions.…
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…your high school days. It's a whole warren about what the Bible says about happiness. Now, I've chosen the passage that we have read tonight fromPhilippians chapter 4. And you might find, you might have already picked up on the clue about where we're going with this. But let me just dive into a question for you.…
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…part of it. When everything seems so heavy, You think of the secret of contentment that Paul shared, which is not so secret if he shared it, inPhilippians chapter 4. You think of the casting of your cares that Peter encourages in 1 Peter 5. You think of that confidence that Moses described in Deuteronomy 31…
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…on material things so that we can actually turn and enjoy the created realities of this life? You know, as we turn to the New Testament inPhilippians chapter 4, the Apostle Paul says something very interesting. He says, in verse 11 of chapter 4, Paul found the secret of contentment. He actually found the…
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…Philippians 1, verses 15 to 18. When they talk that they met their needs, he met his needs. Wait. Okay. It's chapter, the last chapter, chapter 4.Philippians chapter 4from verses 15. It reads, Now ye Philippians, Know also that in the beginning of the gospel, when I departed from Macedonia, no church communicated…
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…this scripture and what it means for me. God, this temptation is killing me, and I need you to help me work through this. When He tells us inPhilippians chapter 4that we are to pray and give our requests made known to Him, so that the peace of God, which passes all understanding, will guard our hearts and…
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…the Lord offers is a peace that you will have regardless of the circumstances in your life. It's the peace of God that surpasses all understanding.Philippians chapter 4. It is the greatest peace of all. You know what? Practically speaking, it's knowing this, that God is in control of my life. And even though I got…
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…Always. Full of grace. Seasoned with salt. Or sometimes. Would an instant replay reveal. No. We've been tearing down. Not building up. Finally.Philippians chapter 4. And verse 8. Finally my brothers. Whatever is true. Whatever is noble. Whatever is right. Whatever is pure. Whatever is lovely. Whatever is…
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…And so, if Jesus rose from the dead, we're going to be okay. Can I get an amen? You guys awake out there. This is good news. My gosh Paul, opens upPhilippians, chapter 4. By the way, I'm titling my sermon the End and how it All Connects, and if I had a subtitle, it would be this no, literally everything connects,…
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…a bad thought, never thought a wrong thought, and he always thought the right things, the right way, the right time, all the time. Think like JesusPhilippians chapter 4verse #8 it says finally, brother, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are on is whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure,…
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…the book of Philippians we read there in chapter 4 and in the verse 6. Remember what Paul tells us there in Colossians. He, he, he, he, he tells usPhilippians chapter 4and in the verse 16. For even in Thessaloniki he sent once and again unto my necessity. Now I'm putting it to you that that requires some time, OK?…
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…confuses my wife. But it's talking about some very important topics and gives some very wise advice. So, let's have a look at it. As I said, it'sPhilippians chapter 4, beginning with verse 4, which I looked at very briefly last week. But it begins this, it's sort of a, verse 4 is both bringing the last bit to an…
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…the Roman authorities. Paul still lived that life of the Gospel. He still lived that life of joy. We know that through the book of Philippians,Philippians, Chapter 4, Paul is in prison for doing the right thing. And he says, rejoice in the Lord always. And again I say, rejoice. And so Paul received the promises…
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