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Philippians 3:18–21: How to Be an Enemy of the Cross
Even though Paul could outdo every Pharisee in law-keeping, he had no confidence in the law. But he had full confidence in the cross.
Published on 6 years, 4 months ago
Philippians 3:18–21: Two Ways to Oppose God
God’s enemies will face God’s eternal wrath. So who are these enemies of the cross, and how do I know I am not one of them?
Published on 6 years, 4 months ago
Philippians 3:18–21: Two Ways to Nullify the Cross
The cross was designed by God to humble us. It reminds us that we need Christ’s blood to rescue us, and his power to strengthen us.
Published on 6 years, 4 months ago
Philippians 3:18–21: Are You Ruled by Your Desires?
To love the world and all its riches may scratch an itch for a moment, but it will cost you everything in the end.
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Philippians 3:18–21: A Mini-Theology of Hell
As hard as it may be, we must face the reality that hell exists and is promised to all of God’s enemies.
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Philippians 3:18–21: Do You Weep Over the Perishing?
God does not call us to learn just from Paul’s teaching but also from his emotions. Do you weep over the lost like the apostle Paul?
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Philippians 3:17: The Kind of Person You Should Imitate
The question is not if you are imitating, but who. We either imitate those who walk toward heaven or those who walk toward hell.
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Philippians 3:17: Should Someone Imitate Your Life?
God has given you life to honor him, display him, and summon others to follow him.
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Job 19:11–42:12: The Lord Gives and Takes Away
Though God may take away, he has made a promise — and sealed it with his Son’s blood — that he will give back more.
Published on 6 years, 5 months ago
Job 2:4–10: How a Fool Responds to Suffering
We have a refuge in times of trouble, safety amid life’s storms. Only a fool curses the shelter and runs into the eye of the storm.
Published on 6 years, 5 months ago