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What are the beliefs of Seventh Day Adventists? Are they biblical? If we can’t lose our salvation, then why does Satan bother with us? Is there any lesson to be learned from the barrenness of women in the Old Testament? How can we more easily be at peace with others?

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My wife and I see the Christian life very differently. She is focused a lot on healing and tongues. What can I do? Is the new heart just a metaphor? Or did we literally and actually get a new heart when we were born again?

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In the Old Testament, God destroyed the enemies of Israel. In the New Testament, Jesus says, Love your enemies. I don’t get it! Is Christ still human in Heaven? Is the Holy Spirit now Christ in Heaven? I don’t understand the Trinity! Was Jesus quoting Scripture when He said, My God, why have you forsaken Me? If so, for what purpose?

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Triumph in Trials Part 5

When the world’s crashing down, how do you stand firm in the chaos? Is it a smile and a praise God! or something more profound? In this message, I take you through a powerful, raw look at Philippians 3 and 4, where Paul gets REAL about coping with the hard stuff, going deeper than cookie-cutter behavior or the fake it til you make it approach.

Rejoicing always in a world of mess sounds impossible. But what if it’s not about your circumstances changing? What if it’s about God’s love never changing? We’ll dive into why an attitude of dependency is key to standing firm.

And when anxiety hits, what if you could be real with God (no sugar-coating anything!) and experience a peace from Him that defies explanation?

Click to watch and enjoy a new perspective on thriving in times of trouble!

Discussion Questions for Philippians 34:

1. Read Philippians 3:17. What is the pattern Paul refers to? Consider the words walk according to when you give your answer.

2. Read Philippians 3:18-19. Who are the enemies of the cross of Christ? What does Paul say about their mindset?

3. Read Philippians 3:20-21. What does it mean that our citizenship is in heaven? How can this truth impact how we live today?

4. Read Philippians 4:1. How does knowing the radical truths of the Gospel help us stand firm in times of trouble?

5. Read Philippians 4:4. Paul commands believers to rejoice always. How is this even possible in the face of life’s struggles?

6. Read Philippians 4:5. What does let your gentle spirit be known to all men mean? What does it say about your spiritual heart? Your nature? (Note: Our role is to simply let.)

7. Read Philippians 4:6-7. What does it mean to be anxious for nothing? How does telling our Father about our struggles lead to peace that surpasses all comprehension?

8. Read Philippians 4:8-9. How does dwelling on the pure and honorable align with our new nature in Christ? How does knowing our nature enable us to practice these things and bear fruit?

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Is the idea of relational forgiveness biblical? Do I need to get re-baptized? Can lazy Christians lose their salvation? What does it mean to pray in Jesus’ name? Should we follow preachers who teach loss of salvation? I got sprinkled instead of immersed. Does that count?

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What can we do about those who appear to step away from the faith? Does it take time to know the Lord? Knowing God’s grace makes me love His church even more!

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What about someone who says they no longer believe or care about Jesus? I’m a new believer and wonder why I don’t always feel love for my family the way that I should. Does a Christian go in and out of the light? I heard a pastor teach that and it scares me.

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How should we read Psalm 51 in light of the cross? What about the book of Joel? How should I view my struggle with mental health? How can my wife help me? What do we talk to God about in prayer now that we understand His grace better?

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How much false doctrine can God overlook and still save a person? How can we best understand 1 John 1:9? Why did Jesus ask Peter three times about his love? How were people in the Old Testament saved?

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Fully God, fully man - did Christ have the capacity to sin? Does the grace of God make some people go passive? Why didn’t God heal Paul? What did God mean by My grace is sufficient?

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