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Why did Paul go up to Jerusalem in Acts 21? Did Paul disobey God by going to the Temple? And did James convince Paul to do something legalistic? Or had Paul already decided to take a vow in Acts 18:18? What is repentance? Why did God wrestle with Jacob? What is Gods view of kings and presidents and rulers today?

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Do not say who will ascend? And don’t say who will descend? What is this about? What is deconstructionism? Is it healthy? What was God doing at the tower of Babel? Why do I struggle so much with my physical health? Am I being punished? Am I cursed?

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Do not say who will ascend? And don’t say who will descend? What is this about? What is deconstructionism? Is it healthy? What was God doing at the tower of Babel? Why do I struggle so much with my physical health? Am I being punished? Am I cursed?

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Does God care about denominations? Do certain groups have no chance of salvation? How do I deal with sexual lust? Why does Jesus say, Stop sinning or something worse will happen to you?

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Did the prodigal son’s brother ever come around? What is the meaning of the parable? What do you think of the seven dispensations that some people teach? Does Jesus return one or two times? My wife and I need help for our marriage. What can we do?

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Gods main goal isn’t to get us to stop sinning? What is the little book in Revelation 10? I have failed a few times at a Bible reading plan. What is your advice? What are your thoughts on respectfully disagreeing on doctrine? Our son was killed a year ago, and my wife and I are still depressed and trying to make sense of it. Can you help?

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Can You Really Do ALL Things?

We’ve all heard the teaching: If you just have enough faith, you can change your circumstances. Well, Paul has a different take in Philippians 4. He reveals the secret to gut-level contentment, no matter what life throws at you. Whether you’re riding high or barely holding on, your unbreakable connection to Christ is the secret sauce.

We’ll also talk about giving is it to get a return or improve your circumstances? Nope. It’s about joy real joy flowing from a heart that has freely given, no strings attached. If your giving isn’t joyful, then you’re missing the point.

In this powerful message, we’ll dive into how the Gospel redefines contentment and generosity, and how you can endure anything because Jesus is your life!

Discussion Questions for Philippians 4:

1. Read verse 11. What are some misconceptions about contentment? How does Paul define true contentment, and what does that reveal about where our sufficiency comes from?

2. Read verses 12-13. Paul talks about thriving in both abundance and need, yet many today use verse 13 as a motivational slogan for success. How does this passage challenge common misunderstandings of I can do all things through Christ? What is Paul really saying?

3. Read verses 14-16. Paul commends the Philippians for their generosity in supporting him. What does this reveal about the nature of giving in the Christian life? How does gospel-driven giving differ from merely donating to a cause?

4. Read verse 17. Paul says he isn’t seeking a gift, but instead, what increases to your account. What do you think this means? How does generosity spiritually enrich the giver rather than just benefit the recipient?

5. Read verse 19. How does God supply our needs? Does this verse promise financial wealth, or is there a deeper meaning? How do we experience this provision in Christ Jesus?

6. Read verse 20. How does recognizing God as the ultimate source of provision shape our perspective on life’s challenges?

7. Read verse 23. Can you think of a time when the grace of the Lord sustained you in a difficult circumstance? How does Paul’s closing statement remind us that grace is not just a doctrine but an active, ongoing reality in our lives?

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1 John says we need no one to teach us, but God gave us pastors and teachers. I don’t get it! What do you think about the horrible things that are happening around the world? Is the return of Jesus getting nearer? Which book would you recommend to grasp the basics of Gods grace? Why does Paul say leaders should be husbands of one wife? How do I heal from a guilty conscience over my sins? Do you think the war in Gaza had to happen for Christ to come back? Please pray for my son: he wants to get back with his ex-wife, but she has already remarried!

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I’m a Christian, and I know I’m saved. Now, I’m in a same-sex relationship, and I’m not living perfectly, but at least I know I’m loved. What are your thoughts? If I’ve been praying and trusting God so much, why do I still struggle financially? My pastor died recently, and I have been praying for his resurrection. Is that wrong?

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Why did Jesus speak in such mysterious parables at times? Why are some people Paul haters? I go to a church that teaches the Calvinist tulip. Should I leave?

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