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Philippians 4:5–7 · BSB
4:5 Let your gentleness be apparent to all. The Lord is near.
4:6 Be anxious for nothing, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.
4:7 And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
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…single chapter because there's so much here for us. And so, during this little break of this little season, if you have some time read that. ButPhilippians 4:4-7I'm gonna read it and then we're going to break it down. It says this, "Rejoice in the Lord always." And then Paul follows it up, he says, I will…
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Turn with me, if you will, to Philippians. I'll be looking atPhilippians chapter 4, verses 4 through 9. If you're in a prayer meeting, you'll notice that I used the same message about six weeks ago in prayer meeting. But as Fred asked me and I was…
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…necessity of a foundation, a life built on a foundation that is Christ. And I told you as I spoke about that off the cuff, that I ran for refuge toPhilippians chapter 4, verses 4 through 8, each of us have and will likely experience some measure of anxiety. In this life. Certainly some of us have a greater propensity toward it than…
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…more difficult for me than being given a text to preach on. So be praying for me this morning, and if the Lord will use this for our upbuilding.Philippians 4, verses 4 through 7. Before we read it, I'd like to remind us, as Nathan does every Sunday, that this is God's word to us. It is written for his glory and for our…
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…I go. In prayer we have the opportunity to bring our will in line with his by casting the anxiety of that on him. Paul knew this. He wrote to thePhilippians chapter 4 verses 4 through 7. He said rejoice in the Lord always. Again I will say rejoice. Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand which I take to…
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…Christ was crucified by the preordained purpose of God. Their thanksgiving in the midst of persecution reminds me of the instruction of Paul inPhilippians chapter 4, verses 4 through 7. So here they are rejoicing, being thankful for the thing that has happened. Verse 4, Philippians 4, rejoice in the Lord always. Again, I will say…
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…when you are tempted. Pray when you are tempted to open your mouth. Pray instead of fretting. I want you to look in your passage, in your Bible, toPhilippians chapter 4, verse 4 through 7. When should I pray? I should pray when I am tempted to fret. And some of us are better fretters than others. We have more practice. But listen to…
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