Philippians
A series of 15 weekly messages through the book of Philippians for Jane and Finch, Toronto. Unless otherwise stated, Scripture quotations taken from the NASB (New American Standard Bible) Copyright 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. All rights reserved.
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Greeting with Love (opens the original)
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Philippians chapter 4 verses 21-23. The sermon explores the biblical command to greet fellow believers with genuine love, drawing primarily from Philippians 4:21-23. It emphasizes that this greeting is not merely social but a spiritual act rooted in the mutual connection of being saints in Christ Jesus. The preacher highlights the universal scope of the gospel, noting that even those in Caesar's household are included in this fellowship. Central to this practice is reliance on God's grace, which
The Secret of Contentment (opens the original)
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Philippians chapter 4 verses 10-20. The sermon explores the Apostle Paul's secret to contentment while imprisoned, demonstrating that true peace stems from God rather than external circumstances. It outlines three primary ways God produces this grace-filled life: by satisfying believers in Him through a close relationship, through serving others with generosity, and by glorifying God in all actions. The preacher contrasts worldly sources of temporary happiness with the enduring satisfaction foun
Amazing Grace (opens the original)
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Philippians chapter 4 verses 1-9. The sermon explores the concept of God's grace as both undeserved favor and enabling power necessary for Christian living. It focuses on Philippians 4, emphasizing that believers cannot achieve unity or love in their own strength but rely entirely on God's provision. The text highlights specific commands such as rejoicing, prayer with thanksgiving, and focusing on pure thoughts as resources supplied by the Holy Spirit. These divine gifts enable the church to ove
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