Sermon By: Pastor Matt Spradlin

Philippians

​Everyone wants to have joy, but few ever find it.  The book of Philippians is about Jesus, who is the ultimate source of our joy.  The key to finding joy is being connected to Jesus.

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Philippians 4:14-23

​We all admire people who are generous, and every one of us wants to be generous; no one wants to be a scrooge.  There is something compelling about generosity.  God is generous to us so that we can be generous to others.  God blesses us so that we can be blessed and so that we can be a blessing.

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Sermon By: Pastor Matt Spardlin

Philippians 4:8-9

​Deep in the human heart is a longing for peace.  We want peace in our homes, we want peace in our minds, and we want peace in our hearts.  But peace does not come from without, peace comes from within.  Paul tells us it is the result of what we think and the result of how we live.

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Philippians 4:4-7

​When we are born again, God reorientates our life from a self-centered life to a God-centered life.  In this passage, Paul describes how we can have minds and lives that are focused and centered upon God.

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Philippians 4:1-3

​The church at Philippi was a great church.  It was founded by the apostle Paul.  It endured persecution and remained faithful to Christ.  But even in this great church there was conflict between two members threatening to disrupt unity and fellowship of church.  Here Paul gives us some principles for resolving conflict among believers.

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Philippians 3:17-21

​Paul describes the worldview, values, and priorities that motivate the living of those whom he calls the enemies of the cross of Christ.  Then Paul contrasts that with what motivates the living of true believers.

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Philippians 3:10-16

Paul says I want to be everything Jesus saved me to be.  God did not save you so you can stay the same, He saved you to transform you to be like Jesus.  So often we are tempted to look to our past and miss out on what God wants to do in the present.  Paul explains how to not let the past paralyze us, but rather let the future propel us.

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Philippians 2:25-30

​Very few of us can identify with the great characters of the Bible, whether it be Moses or David or Elijah or Paul.  But all of us can identify with Epaphoditus.  He was just an ordinary guy who decided to invest his life in the cause of Christ.  We can learn a lot from him.

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Philippians 2:19-24

​aul describes the humility of Jesus in His incarnation, in His life as a servant, and in His death for our sins.  Then Paul says live out that same submissive and humble spirit in your lives.  We are tempted to say, “Paul that’s impossible- Jesus is God in flesh, I’m just a sinner.”  But Paul assures us God has given you all the resources you need to live with humility, and then Paul gives us several examples of what real Christ-like humility looks like in our lives.

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​Philippians 2:12-18

​Salvation not just about what God is going to do in heaven, it’s also about what God wants to do in your life right now.  Christians are to grow, but growth does not come automatically. We are to be intentional and responsible for our own spiritual growth, but it is God who gives us both the desire and the ability to grow in spiritual maturity.