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The Story of God: Philippians
Listen along as we learn about the place of Philippi, the prayer of Paul and how we are to press God's providence into our lives.
Notes/Quotes:
Philippians 1:3-11 - Larry and Jorgen
Philippians 1:3-11
(memes) - 1,2,3
Acts 16:11-12
Acts 16:13-15
Acts 16:16-24
“God’s total care and governance of His creation for His glory and their good” - Jerry Bridges
Philippians 2:1-11
“We’re daily being indoctrinated by the world to have the opposite mindset. You want your life to speak? Adopt the same attitude as that of Christ Jesus.” - Beth Moore
Philippians 4:4-7 -
“To be cynical is to be distant. While offering a false intimacy of being "in the know," cynicism actually destroys intimacy. It leads to a creeping bitterness that can deaden and even destroy the spirit...A praying life is just the opposite. It engages evil. The psalmist was in God's face, hoping, dreaming, asking. Prayer is feisty. Cynicism, on the other hand, merely critiques. It is passive, cocooning itself from the passions of the great cosmic battle we are engaged in. It is without hope.” Paul Miller
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Listen along as we learn about the place of Philippi, the prayer of Paul and how we are to press God's providence into our lives.
Notes/Quotes:
Philippians 1:3-11 - Larry and Jorgen
Philippians 1:3-11
(memes) - 1,2,3
Acts 16:11-12
Acts 16:13-15
Acts 16:16-24
“God’s total care and governance of His creation for His glory and their good” - Jerry Bridges
Philippians 2:1-11
“We’re daily being indoctrinated by the world to have the opposite mindset. You want your life to speak? Adopt the same attitude as that of Christ Jesus.” - Beth Moore
Philippians 4:4-7 -
“To be cynical is to be distant. While offering a false intimacy of being "in the know," cynicism actually destroys intimacy. It leads to a creeping bitterness that can deaden and even destroy the spirit...A praying life is just the opposite. It engages evil. The psalmist was in God's face, hoping, dreaming, asking. Prayer is feisty. Cynicism, on the other hand, merely critiques. It is passive, cocooning itself from the passions of the great cosmic battle we are engaged in. It is without hope.” Paul Miller