The story of Christ from before Genesis to the present. He physically came to mankind to fulfill his will He came to fulfill God’s purpose of salvation and judgment (Genesis 3:1-12; 1 Samuel 8:6-8; John 19:4, 18:33-37; Philippians 2:1-18; Isaiah 9:1-7; Acts 17:24-31)
Nov. 20, 2018 Today Matt conducts a recounting of the book of Philippians and of some of the main topics Paul’s writes to the Christians of Philippi. Be Thankful Rejoice Christ’s Humanity Righteousness by Faith Unity Gods provisions. Be a part of the True Covenant! (Philippians)
Continuing in Philippians 3:16-21 and Philippians 4: 1-9, Paul speaks of excellent things and a place to dwell. When you go astray return to these things. (Philippians 3:16-21, 4:1-9)
Continuing in Philippians Paul instructs the Christians of Philippi how true righteousness is obtained. Using his own notoriety as an example Paul counts it as naught. To gain Christ is all that matters. (Philippians 3:1-14, 1:10, 21; Galatians 2:21, Jeremiah 9:23-24)
Matt continues in Philippians and compares it to a rebellion however, a rebellion for God. Make one thing the Main thing and that one thing is Jesus. (Philippians 1:28, 2:2, 3:19, 4:2, 4:10; Isaiah 5:23; Daniel 12:3)
In today’s program Matt focuses on Php. 2 through Php.3:1-3 where Paul is writing to the church of Philippi to encourage them in Christ. (Philippians 2, 3:1-3, 4:4)
In today’s lesson, Matt uses Philippians 2:1-12, Romans 6:23, God humbled himself to be man to ultimately pay the sin debt due, and will judge all mankind. God is Jesus and Jesus is God Both are LORD and King of all existence. Absolute Love, Responsibility, Power and Judgment rest within their prerogative. The Triune God is responsible for everything that was and is and will be. Love of his creation, man, made it necessary to provide a way to atone…
Paul’s writes to the Philippian Christians about how to live day by day for Christ and the Christ being exalted should be our goal. (Philippians 1, 2:1-2, 3:2; 2 Timothy)
When you stand for Jesus there will be confrontation, this was the case when Paul wrote to the church of Philippi and it will be the same today. Today’s study in Philippians 1, Paul thanks the Philippians for their love and support and tells them that his imprisonment is for the advancement of the gospel. He also gives guidance on how to continue in the work for the gospel. (Philippians 1:8-27)
Today Matt Burton shares a perspective into suffering. Regardless of the time and circumstances suffering in and of itself is not necessarily bad or without purpose, otherwise Jesus Christ could not have done it. Leadership is a role of service. Philippians 1:1-10, 29-30