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SF587
*THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF CHRISTIAN LIVING*
*Philippians 3:15-21*
*INTRODUCTION*
*/Paul deals with the basics of life./*
*/He lays aside the robe of the theologian and takes up the apron of a tent maker./*
*/He gives us some simple down to earth advice for living for Christ./*
*/In effect Paul calls us down form the stands onto the playing field and challenges us to get into the game./*
*/Andy Griffin - Man in a Hurry/*
Wally on the front porch diagnoses the problem with the car...
*1A.
THE WALK OF THE FAITHFUL (15-17)*
*/1B.
Paul’s Call to Us (15-16)/*
*For Maturity (15a)*
*For Unity (15b)*
*For Accountability (16)*
*/2B.
Paul’s Challenge for Us (17) /*
*Follow his example*
Paul was not being an egotist.
Humility is acknowledging what God has done in our lives and giving Him the glory and praise.
Paul was saying “follow me as I follow Christ.”
- That is what being a leader is all about.
*Fulfill his expectations*
*2A.
THE WAY OF THE FOOLISH (18-19)*
*/1B.
Their Need (18)/*
*“Enemies of the cross” - they oppose the very means of salvation.
They are beyond the reach of redemption*
*Paul wept not because of them - but for them! - What an example!*
*/2B.
Their Nature (19)/*
*Their destiny (19a)*
/“Destruction” = perdition/
/(Matthew 7:13) ""Enter through the narrow gate.
For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to *destruction*, and many enter through it."/
*Their deity (19b)*
/They served self, satisfaction and success./
*Their deception (19c)*
/They mistook personal praise for God’s glory./
*3A.
THE WORK OF THE FATHER (20-21)*
*/1B.
Our Anticipation (20)/*
*Living like citizens of heaven*
We are ambassadors of Heaven
We mus live like it!
*Looking for Christ from heaven*
/(John 14:2‑3) "In my Father's house are many rooms; if it were not so, I would have told you.
I am going there to prepare a place for you.
{3} And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am."/
*/2B.
Our Transformation (21)/*
*A great claim (21a)*
/The claim is to defeat our greatest and most feared enemy - death!/
/Death represents for us, finality - what could be more final than the grave and the corruption it brings?/
/ /
/Death is the key promoter of unbelief.
For in death unbelief finds is greatest allies and aid./
/ /
/Unbelief looks at the corpse; Faith looks at the Creator.
Unbelief sees a dead body in a coffin; Faith sees a resurrected Christ!/
*A glorious change (21b)*
/The Miracle of Life/
/One molecule of hemoglobin - the protein in blood that carries oxygen - 3032 atoms of carbon; 4812 atoms of hydrogen; 780 atoms of nitrogen; atoms of iron; 880 atoms of oxygen and 12 atoms of sulfur.
All 9520 atoms work together to be sure the body gets just what it needs!
That’s a Miracle - And the same God who gave you life; will give you life again./
*APPLICATION*
*/How is your walk?/*
Are you heeding the call?
Are you meeting the challenge?
*/How are your ways?/*
Are you living for the Savior or for self?
Do you serve for praise or for God?
*/Do you look forward to His coming?/*
*/Are you living by faith or sight?/*
*/Open the hood - how’s the engine?/*
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