In this message we explore the significance of living in a manner worthy of the Gospel of Christ, regardless of the circumstances we face as Christians. We delve into Philippians 1:27-30 to understand why this is crucial and discover practical ways to embody this as a Gospel-centered church.
One of the ways that we live as citizens of heaven is to make our primary goal to exalt Christ. Paul declared and demonstrated this truth by saying that if he were to live, it would be for the benefit and progress of others in their faith, and if he died, it would be far better for Him. So to live is Christ, and to die is gain, so either way, both in life or death, Christ would be exalted. Our hope and prayer is that this would be our perspective and aim as well, as we live as citizens of heaven.
Living as Citizens of Heaven – Part 2 Advancing the Gospel – Phil. 1:12-18a Crosspoint – Dave Spooner – June 9th, 2024 Intro: In all of our lives, we…
The apostle Paul writes this epistle from a prison cell, yet it radiates with gratitude, affection, and hope. This Sunday, our focus will be on the opening verses, Philippians 1:1-11, where Paul expresses his heartfelt thanks and prays for the believers in Philippi. These verses provide us with a powerful model of joyful partnership in the Gospel.