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    Philippians 4:13

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    Philippians 4:13 Philippians 4:13 is probably one of the most taken out of context verses in the Bible. Most people Christians and non Christians have this verse as their life verse; they put the verse on a notebook‚ their shoe‚ or even book back. People quote this verse all the time when they are going through something difficult but these people have no idea what this passage really means. In this paper we will see what Paul was talking about when he said‚ “I can do all things through Christ

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    Let’s open our Bibles together to Philippians 3. We are continuing our series entitled “Joyful Living”. Today we are going to be looking at Philippians 4:1-4. The title of my sermon is: “Resolving Conflicts God’s Way”. In Philippians 4:1-4‚ Paul addressees the problem of disunity in the church and gives us some practical and valuable advices on how to resolve relational conflicts God’s way. (read). “William Borah was a prominent Republican Senator from Idaho. Everyone who knew Idaho’s Senator respected

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    Philippians 4: 1-3

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    biblical exegeses of Philippians 4:1-9‚ mean exploring ““associative” concepts in the letter‚ for example‚ the emphasis on friendship and Paul’s close ties to this Church” (Willis). This task cannot be accomplished without examining the author‚ audience and culture surrounding the text. In the detailed analysis of this letter‚ we will examine the benefits of Christians remaining like-minded in Christ and the impact it has on the church. Paul used this letter to the Philippians church to exhibit not

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    Philippians 4: 21-23

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    Finding the meaning and significance in scripture is not always the easiest undertaking to do. In the study of Philippians 4:21-23; the text will be broken down‚ in order to find the meaning that the author wanted his original readers to understand‚ and then the text will be examined for its significance that can be applied to Christians lives today. Apostle Paul wrote Philippians 4:21-23 to the church in Philippi‚ as Paul was in prison and

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    Philippians

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    Week 5 Philippians Philippians was interesting to read because I did not know it was a letter Paul had written‚ let alone he wrote it from prison. In this letter I believe Paul is teaching a great message about the importance of values and happiness. Paul had some sufferings‚ which included poverty‚ beatings‚ illness‚ and even being in prison; in each situation Paul seemed to be content. The basis of his contentment was the fact that he knew Jesus as he stated in Philippians 3:7-9‚ Paul’s

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    An introduction to Philippians 4:1-2 Visualize yourself on a missionary journey during the peak time of your life‚ dwelling on the sole obedience of God’s calling. Upon entering a city to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ‚ only to be arrested‚ placed in handcuffed‚ deprived of your belongings‚ and booked into a prison cell. Not much room for luxury‚ yet your faith is at its peak. Faithfully‚ God surrounds you with a people who are yet matured in Christ‚ however‚ they offer their most valuable

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    Letter To Philippians

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    Introduction The book of Philippians is an encouraging letter from the Apostle Paul to the church in Philippi. Paul’s purpose in writing this letter was to thank the church for their devotion to him and to the gospel‚ warn them of the opposition they faced both inside and outside the church‚ and to encourage the believers to continue in sharing the gospel. In Philippians 1:12-26‚ Paul focuses in on exhorting the believers to be bold in sharing the gospel and to make Christ the center of every circumstance

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    Setting of Philippians Positioned at the eastern fertile plain of Datos in central Macedonia‚ Philippi was a flourishing city. Gordon Fee notes although originally founded by Greek colonists from the island of Thasos (ca. 360 B.C.)‚ in 356 BCE Philippi was conquered by its namesake‚ the father of Alexander the Great‚ Philip II of Macedon. Philip seized the city due to its strategic location. Namely‚ it was blessed with provisions‚ protection‚ and prosperity. “It sat as sentinel to the large agricultural

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    Ephesians And Philippians

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    As one looks at the nature of his letters‚ one finds that the letters to the Churches in Corinth and Galatia attempt to address conflict and false teaching; Philippians‚ Ephesians and Colossians are written as letters of encouragemen;‚ and the letters written to Timothy‚ Titus‚ and Philemon serve as mutual encouragement and requests for prayer. “Paul’s overriding concern is the edification of the community‚ and much of his energy is spent restoring unity to the church” (Rosner‚ 2003‚ p.217). His

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    Philippians Lesson Plan

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    Philippians Lesson plan Jennifer Bennett October 13‚ 2012 Philippians Lesson plan Introduction: Only one person should be talking at a time. When someone else is talking‚ please do not have a side conversation with someone else. Respect others point of views‚ not everyone will have the same opinion. Say what you think in a respectful way. Combing topic: think and act like Christ. Be like mind‚ having the same love‚ being

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