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1. 35:18 He's still not saying they're not brothers and sisters though, okay? He's just saying, they're looking out for themselves and not really looking out for Christ Jesus but Timothy will and so I'm I'm sending you Timothy. This reminds me of the chapter before where it says, let nothing be done through selfishness or vain conceit but in loneliness of mind, you should emulate Christ's humility, right? He's seeing that they're looking out for their own interest. They have some selfish interest involved but Timothy is not like that and I'm going to send them to you. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
2. 34:02 But I hope, it says, in the lord, Jesus to send Timothy to you shortly so that I also may be encouraged when I learn of your condition. So, I'm sending out Timothy and I'm expecting he's going to come back and bring a report. Now, that sounds a little bit like I got my eye on you and it kinda is. He's saying though, I'm sending you Timothy for I don't have anybody else here is who is of kindred spirit who will genuinely genuinely be concerned for your welfare. Now, knowing what we already know from the book of Philippians and knowing what we'll see in the next chapter two, there is division that is creeping in. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
3. 35:53 If you you know of his proven character, it's not somebody you're going to have to get to know and I tell you what, when division starts in the church, say it starts to be when you approach a conversation, you approach it like this and you're kind of leaning back with your arms folded and wondering, is this guy on my side or is it on the other side? And you know of Timothy's proven character that he served with me in the furtherance of the gospel like a child serving his father. If you have any respect for me and for Timothy, that's why I'm sending them. So, that's Timothy. Therefore, I hope to send him immediately. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
4. 17:32 Here we go. Philippians. Here it is. Philippians starts off Paul and Timothy. Philippi knew Timothy. Grace and Peace, Always
5. 52:04 Philippians starts off Paul and Timothy. Philippi knew Timothy. He had been through there with Paul. Right? We know that they knew them. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith
6. 56:21 And so the other thing that that the school of of plenty we struggle with in this school is the thought that we don't need god as much because we think we've got ourselves taken care of now because we've just got lots of finances coming in. I've got more than I need and and then we're not attentive to Jesus and what he's doing because I have so many dealings and business decisions and people relying on me to take care of them and their needs and and and keep this thing growing and growing. I don't have a slide for first Timothy six but Paul is is telling Timothy that, you know, we brought nothing into the world and we will leave with nothing. We should be content with just food and clothing. Those who desire to be rich fall into temptation, into a snare, into many senseless and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction. The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment · Pastor Van Jones
7. 52:40 Paul and Timothy, bond servants of Christ Jesus. I started to say there's a freebie application point and I and I didn't say it. So here it is. Always start with grace and peace. Always. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith
8. 52:13 So the beginning of the letter or the return address sort of part of this letter is Paul and Timothy. Bond servants of Christ Jesus. That's doula. Slaves is a good translation. Bond servants. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith
9. 1:00:20 I don't know who that is. Not sure. Timothy is staying with Paul for a little bit longer. He's going to send him soon. Maybe it's Epaphras, maybe it's somebody else that's not named we don't know. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
10. 51:32 Help me if I do. Brothers and sisters, join in. Follow my example and observe those who walk according to the pattern that you have in us. He just got through saying, I'm sending Timothy to you. He's a trusted quantity. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
11. 18:10 They're both within the range of meaning. Paul and Timothy, bond servants of Christ Jesus. I I started to say there's a freebie application point, and I and I didn't say it. So here it is. Always start with grace and peace. Grace and Peace, Always
12. 17:40 He had been through there with Paul. Right? We know that they knew them. So the beginning of the letter or the return address sort of part of this letter is Paul and Timothy. Bond servants of Christ Jesus, that's doulas, slaves is a good translation. Grace and Peace, Always
13. 52:03 You might just devour one another. It's not a good thing. So, brothers and sisters, joining my example, observe those who walk according to pattern that you have in me and Timothy and in us. For many, there are many who walk and this is the other ditch, okay? So, we've got the legalism ditches covered. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
14. 47:47 Wife is called to submit to husband's leadership. That's complementary. Male headship is viewed as foundational order established at creation, not just a cultural construct. These usually use writings like first Timothy two and often Ephesians five for these permanent distinctions. Now, egalitarian, both of them have biblical backing. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
15. 5:42 Right? Like, Timothy was a a younger guy, but I bet he was wiser than than me even if he was younger. So just a little a little bit on wisdom. There could be a whole sermon on wisdom and stuff and and some other things too and so I I'm not doing the doing it justice. We could we could hang out here for a long time but each each of these points, I kind of give an antonym. Pay Careful Attention to How You Walk
16. 22:48 And again, there's different things that we could go to, different things that we could look at. But I went to Acts sixteen six through 10, and it's just a little bit of background. This describes Paul's second missionary journey with Silas and Timothy, and I'll read it. I think it's great. I think it's a great demonstration of what happens to us, sometimes daily, but throughout our lives. Nothing Else: The Simplicity of the Gospel
17. 16:28 Male headship is viewed as foundational order and established at creation, not just a cultural construct. They use writings like first we they use writings like first Timothy two and Ephesians five to argue for these permanent distinctions. The egalitarian view is the gospel removes the gender based restrictions. Men and women share the same gifting, purpose, and calling can in church leaderships. There's no gender barrier. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
18. 42:01 And Paul says, and I think there's a great deal of humility in this statement. Even if we, me, Timothy, even if we come back to you or an angel from heaven should preach to you a gospel that's contrary to the free gift of salvation available in Christ alone. That one is to be cut off, accursed. As we've said before, even now I say again, he said it twice just right there. If anyone's preaching you a gospel that's contrary to what you received, he's to be accursed. Conduct Yourselves Worthy of the Gospel
19. 32:55 But let's read up to it. Let's ramp up to it. Paul and Timothy, bond servants or slaves, better put, of Christ Jesus to all of the saints, a sinner saved by grace is a saint. All of the saints in Christ Jesus who are in Philippi and if you think back, like Van said last week, to the converts in Philippi, there was Lydia, seller of purple businesswoman, had a bible study down by the river, and there was this slave girl, and then there was a Gentile Philippian jailer. What must I do to be saved? For Me to Live Is Christ
20. 14:27 Your saints and your faithful brothers and sisters, he says, grace to you and peace from god, our father. Now, he doesn't know these people but the message is virtually identical. Paul and Timothy were bond servants together of Christ Jesus to the saints, the holy ones in Christ Jesus who were at Philippi including all the overseers and deacons, faithful brothers and sisters. Grace to you and peace from god our father and lord Jesus Christ. That's Philippians and Colossians is virtually identical because Jesus is Jesus and he's the center. Philippians Chapter 4:14-23 · Pastor Ray McDaniel

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