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Philippinas 1:1-6
Philippinas 1:1-6
The book of Philippines was written by the apostle Paul.
Can any of you tell me who Paul was?
Overview of Paul
Persecutor (Saul)
Transformed by Christ
Traveled the world preaching the Gospel
Wrote a majority of the new Testament
and he was persecuted a lot, eventually giving his life for the Gospel
The book of Philippians is a book filled with, and all about joy! But Paul wrote this book when He was in prison, because as Christians, our joy doesn’t come from this world, or our situations….. He is praying for other with joy, when he could be moping and asking for people to pray for him
Everything on earth is temporary……
In this world but not of this world
I would still have to praise God even if he never gave me one more good thing … because I am not going to hell.
Tie in that God can use and change anyone and that is the power of the Gospel
Clear walkthrough of the Gospel
All sinners —> even if we think we are better than others (for example Saul)
Deserving death and hell
BUT GOD
Sacrifice of Christ’s blood
Eternal life that starts right now
The main thing I would like to draw our attention to is verse 6, volunteer to read??
When we get saved Christ begins changing us (beginning a work)………..
Indwelling of the Holy Spirit
Not just “an insurance policy” … example
Our journey as a Christian doesn’t end when we get Saved… grow
Search me O God - Psalmist
God will continue working in us for the rest of our lives
I am also thankful that I have salvation for the rest of my life
Because i don’t earn it, I can’t loose it —> different than any other religion
The confidence in that
THE WORK AND PLAN OF GOD HERE IN THIS LIFE
He has a plan for the rest of your life here on Earth and that is different than anyone else
For I know the plans I have for you
Choosing to live and submit to God (not surrender)
We can try to run from what God wants and rebel here on earth, but that never ends well for the Christian… Jonah
Closing questions
Have you accepted the free gift of salvation, and if so are you joyful?
Is there an area of your life where you need to change to be more like Christ?
