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| Mark 1:35-45 | John Kimbell | Mark Sermon Series |
Clifton Baptist Church exists to proclaim Jesus Christ so that people are transformed and God is exalted.
www.cliftonbaptist.org
| Mark 1:21-34 | John Kimbell | Mark Sermon Series |
Clifton Baptist Church exists to proclaim Jesus Christ so that people are transformed and God is exalted.
www.cliftonbaptist.org
| Mark 1:14-20 | John Kimbell | Mark Sermon Series |
Clifton Baptist Church exists to proclaim Jesus Christ so that people are transformed and God is exalted.
www.cliftonbaptist.org
| Mark 1:9-13 | John Kimbell | Mark Sermon Series |
Clifton Baptist Church exists to proclaim Jesus Christ so that people are transformed and God is exalted.
www.cliftonbaptist.org
1. Think of a circumstance where you were brought low and doubted God or you abounded and forgot God. How do these examples of Paul and the Philippian church instruct you for what to do when this happens in the future?
2. Who can you care for in the gospel partnership? How can you care for them? Think outside the box.
3. How have you seen God "supply every need of yours" or others?
1. Think of your relationships with fellow believers. Are there any where you struggle to "agree in the Lord" or "be of the same mind"? What first step can you take to move beyond that struggle?
2. Think of your relationship with the Lord. When are the times that you struggle to "rejoice in the Lord"? If you notice a pattern in this, what is it? What first step can you take to move beyond that struggle?
3. Write down a "prayer and supplication with thanksgiving" that relates to any anxiety you experience.
4. What can you actively do to practice thinking about things that fall under the description in Philippians 4:8-9?
5. How can the gospel of Christ encourage you as you go through times of anxiety? How can the gospel of Christ sustain you in times of anxiety?
1. Think of a few people who "walk according to the example you have in Paul" (Phil 3:17). What about them do you want to imitate? How can you "keep your eyes" on them?
2. Philippians 3:18-19 gives a strong warning by showing the example of those who "walk as enemies of the cross of Christ." Is there a warning that is helpful for you to hear in this? What is it?
3. If we see others "walking as enemies of Christ," how can we help them to walk differently?
4. Philippians 4:1 calls us to "stand firm thus in the Lord." On what basis can we stand firm? How does Paul's view of heaven help you to stand firm?
| Mark 1:2-8 | John Kimbell | Mark Sermon Series |
Clifton Baptist Church exists to proclaim Jesus Christ so that people are transformed and God is exalted.
www.cliftonbaptist.org
| Matthew 24:1-14 | John Kimbell |
Clifton Baptist Church exists to proclaim Jesus Christ so that people are transformed and God is exalted.
www.cliftonbaptist.org
| 1 Peter 4:7-11 | David Dykes | Buildling Beyond 125 Sermon Series |
Clifton Baptist Church exists to proclaim Jesus Christ so that people are transformed and God is exalted.
www.cliftonbaptist.org
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