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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2023 · 43 MIN

To The Final Whistle

from Northwest Gospel Church - Camas/Washougal · host Ben Potloff

Philippians 1:1-11 | Ben Potloff | Paul has reasons to be sad, being separated from the Philippians. But, he has greater reasons to rejoice. Paul could grieve about being removed from brothers and sisters in Christ, but his confidence in Christ Jesus gives him a sure faith that at the very least, he will see these dear friends again on the Day of Jesus Christ. The Day of Jesus Christ is a day that we also look forward to with hope. Not only for the completion of our walk in this life and for the fulfilled righteousness of the Lord, but also for a similar reason as Paul. One day, all those in Christ will stand together before the throne, and generations of faithful men and women will rejoice together forever in Jesus who has saved us. What a day that will be!MAIN IDEAWe grow in the grace that God begins and ends.OUTLINEI. Their partnership in the gospel created Christlike affection for one another. (vv. 1-5, 7-8)II. Their participation in the gospel was started by God and will be finished by God. (v. 6)III. Their preparation for the return of Christ was prayed for and expected. (vv. 9-11)DISCUSSION QUESTIONS- What stood out to you from Sunday’s sermon?- When someone believes in Jesus they are saved from their sin and have restored fellowship with God, but that is not all. Christians are also saved into fellowship with one another.- Is this how you view your Christian life, and your fellowship with Jesus? Do you understand it as also including your fellowship with His people? Why or why not?- Steven Lawson says this about Philippians 1:6 – “As a believer in Christ, you are as certain of heaven as though you have already been there ten thousand years. God finishes what he starts.” How should this affect your day-to-day Christian life? What are the signs in your own life that show you don’t always remember or believe this?- Although we are secure in our salvation in Christ, we are called to grow and live out that salvation. Paul shows in the passage what that looks like:- - That your love would abound more and more, with knowledge and discernment, so that you may approve what is excellent - - Be pure and blameless for the day of Christ- - Filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus ChristWhich of these is an area you want to grow in? Give specifics.

Philippians 1:1-11 | Ben Potloff | Paul has reasons to be sad, being separated from the Philippians. But, he has greater reasons to rejoice. Paul could grieve about being removed from brothers and sisters in Christ, but his confidence in Christ Jesus gives him a sure faith that at the very least, he will see these dear friends again on the Day of Jesus Christ. The Day of Jesus Christ is a day that we also look forward to with hope. Not only for the completion of our walk in this life and for the fulfilled righteousness of the Lord, but also for a similar reason as Paul. One day, all those in Christ will stand together before the throne, and generations of faithful men and women will rejoice together forever in Jesus who has saved us. What a day that will be!MAIN IDEAWe grow in the grace that God begins and ends.OUTLINEI. Their partnership in the gospel created Christlike affection for one another. (vv. 1-5, 7-8)II. Their participation in the gospel was started by God and will be finished by God. (v. 6)III. Their preparation for the return of Christ was prayed for and expected. (vv. 9-11)DISCUSSION QUESTIONS- What stood out to you from Sunday’s sermon?- When someone believes in Jesus they are saved from their sin and have restored fellowship with God, but that is not all. Christians are also saved into fellowship with one another.- Is this how you view your Christian life, and your fellowship with Jesus? Do you understand it as also including your fellowship with His people? Why or why not?- Steven Lawson says this about Philippians 1:6 – “As a believer in Christ, you are as certain of heaven as though you have already been there ten thousand years. God finishes what he starts.” How should this affect your day-to-day Christian life? What are the signs in your own life that show you don’t always remember or believe this?- Although we are secure in our salvation in Christ, we are called to grow and live out that salvation. Paul shows in the passage what that looks like:- - That your love would abound more and more, with knowledge and discernment, so that you may approve what is excellent - - Be pure and blameless for the day of Christ- - Filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus ChristWhich of these is an area you want to grow in? Give specifics.

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