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The Gospel Tells You that You’re a Citizen of God’s Kingdom, a Part of one of His Colonies
Phil 1 weill be our key text
Phil 1:27
You have a dual-citizenship
The church, which you are part of, is a colony of God’s Kingdom in the midst of worldly kingdoms
Phil.
3:17-21
First the Gospel tells us that we are a citizen of on of His Colonies.
Second The Gospel frees us to trust God ni the midst of conflicting Kingdoms
The Gospel frees you to trust God in the midst of conflicting kingdoms (vss.
27b-28)
There will be conflicts in our service to the Lord between who we are in the flesh and who we are in Christ
Phil 1:27-28
There are external conflicts Phil 1:28
Phil 3:1-3
and internal conflicts.
Phil 2:1-4
These conflicts are proof that the worldly kingdoms are approaching judgment.
Phil 1:28
First the Gospel tells us that we are a citizen of on of His Colonies.
Second The Gospel frees us to trust God ni the midst of conflicting Kingdoms.
Third The Gospel gives us the power to believe and suffer as a citizen of God’s Kingdom
The Gospel gives you the power to continually believe and suffer as a citizen of God’s Kingdom in the midst of conflicting kingdoms.
Phil 1:29-3-
The conflict is real and costly.
Acts 5:41-41
Col 1:24-25
John 12:23-26
Suffering doesn’t mean your citizenship is in vain Phil 2:5-11
Romans 8:18
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