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1. 42:45 I I had always been proud of it and then I saw that what a shame I didn't see Jesus. What a shame that when I saw those people who were following the way, didn't recognize it immediately because I didn't. More than that, I count everything as lost in view of the surpassing value of having Jesus and knowing him, knowing him as my lord. That is the best thing all of the other self is lost. Knowing Jesus, my lord, for whom I'm suffered the loss of all things. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
2. 49:36 When I see Christ, when I look and turn my eyes upon Jesus, actually, he blinded him. You remember that part? But when I finally saw the light, I count everything else as loss. And more than that, I count all these things to be lost in the view of the surpassing value of not just seeing the light but knowing Christ Jesus as Lord. And I've said before, if Christ Jesus is your Lord, you can say, yes, Lord, but you can't say no, lord. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
3. 34:20 Be knowing Jesus and making him known to other people. That how can we be more like Jesus? And this church in Philippi really got this. In second Corinthians eight, Paul is writing a letter to the Corinthian church, and he's using this church as an example. Right? Joy Despite Imprisonment
4. 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
5. 49:41 In view of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus, my lord, because of him, I have suffered the loss of all things and considered them as rubbish. Consider them as rubbish. So this is not a a new idea. Right? This is he's closing out the letter. The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment · Pastor Van Jones
6. 50:07 You're either going to say, yes, lord, you're to say no. You can't say no, lord. More than that, I count all things to be lost in the view of surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus, my lord. For whom I have suffered the loss of all of those things. Well, he said, I counted as a loss because it doesn't mean anything. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
7. 55:41 Doesn't matter where it was written from, matters of content of what was written, which is the word of the lord. In Jesus name, lord, would you give us the same kind of confidence? May we land with Paul and not with Hamlet. May we not fear death like Hamlet. May we not feel that it's just not knowing is the reason to to go. For Me to Live Is Christ
8. 45:47 It's still possible for us to misunderstand but it is truth. So knowing that you've got that on your side, you have the truth, Jesus, the truth, the Bible, the truth that your comms check will provide. Having belted your waist with truth. That's right there with you. I don't leave the house without a belt more now than ever. Strong in the Lord and the Strength of His Might
9. 45:20 Knowing that the same experiences of suffering are being accomplished. I love the word accomplished there. They're going through the same kind of stuff you're going through. All your brothers and sisters in Christ who are in the world. And so if you're looking for other examples of redemptive suffering, in the Old Testament, you see the suffering servant passages from Isaiah, and they're pointing to Jesus. Conduct Yourselves Worthy of the Gospel
10. 48:24 Righteousness, whether people admit it or not, actual righteousness is always attractive. Actual righteousness is always attractive because lawlessness, sinfulness is its opposite, unrighteousness. Having strapped on your feet the preparation of the gospel of peace. The good news that there is peace in Christ Jesus. Even though there is a war around us, the war is already won and knowing that that war is already won gives peace in the midst. Strong in the Lord and the Strength of His Might
11. 56:09 The uncertainty and the doubt is what kept him from taking his own life. But Paul, confident that he would be with Jesus and it would be greater by far, still chose to stay on and remain in this life for the progress and joy of others in the gospel. So Lord, may it be like that for us. May we have a sense of the goodness of the gospel that's so good that it consumes us and for us to live is Christ. Knowing that dying is gain, that's in your hands, lord. For Me to Live Is Christ
12. 11:52 The greeting team, their hospitable, good looking folks out there that are greeting you, coming in the room and small group leaders, right? They're taking time to clean their house, get it ready, prepare food, have you come, preach the gospel, pray with one another, like, there's so many different things. Awana, like, we could go on and on, right? Everybody's plugging in and serving with a common goal, right? Be knowing Jesus and making him known to other people. Partners in the Gospel
13. 49:42 Having strapped on your feet, the preparation of the gospel of peace. It is easier to go out every day knowing that the good news of Jesus wins the battle. Now, in addition to all this, actually, I think the better translation maybe take up the full armor of god. It says, so you're taking up these three things and then this taking up the shield of faith is next. In addition to all or maybe in everything, in every circumstance that you might encounter in everything, taking up the shield of faith. Strong in the Lord and the Strength of His Might
14. 6:34 It is the same power that raised Jesus from the dead and sealed him at his place of total authority and that's just from chapter one, okay? We could go on. Chapter two and three, add to that. I'm not going to today because we got little time and a lot to say. So, if you come with all of the blessings that come with knowing Christ and all of the assurance and all the redemptive promises, we get to chapter four and it begins to apply these truths, Theological truth and then the application thereof. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ

18 results for “knowing jesus”, Baptism, Romans Clear

• February 2, 2025 · Acts This week's Sermon @ First B Jackson January 26th A Jackson Hole pastor traces the conversion of Saul in Acts 9, showing how God humbled a zealous persecutor and transformed him into a chosen instrument. Acts · Week 56 Addiction RecoveryBaptismHumility
• January 26, 2025 · Acts Saul, Why Are You Persecuting Me? Paul's dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus shows how God humbles the proud, hears prayer, and transforms even the fiercest enemy of the church into His chosen instrument. Acts · Week 53 Addiction RecoveryBaptismPersecution
• November 19, 2023 · Carl Relational Wisdom That Leads to Peace Carl preaches through Philippians 4:1-9, showing how joy, prayer, gratitude, and right thinking lead to God's peace even in the middle of conflict. BaptismConflict ResolutionForgiveness
• July 23, 2023 · Nick Stern As You Are Going Nick Stern shares stories from hiking the Camino de Santiago and how conversations along the trail opened doors to share the gospel with strangers from around the world. BaptismCamino De SantiagoEvangelism
• July 23, 2023 · Nick Stern What the Camino Taught Me About Sharing Faith Nick Stern shares how hiking the Camino de Santiago opened unexpected doors to share the gospel, and why every Christian can do the same wherever they go. BaptismFear Of EvangelismLaying Down Burdens
• October 2, 2022 · Ray He Was Transfigured Before Them Ray walks through the Transfiguration in Matthew, connecting Jesus's transformation to Romans 12 and the ongoing work of God in every believer's life. BaptismCommunionMountaintop Experience
• September 18, 2022 · Matthew Nothing In My Hand I Bring Jesus warns against the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees, a blind man receives sight in stages, and a pastor reflects on having nothing to offer but faith. Matthew · Week 7 BaptismConfirmation BiasHumility
• April 17, 2022 Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead Easter Sunday sermon tracing Luke 24 and Acts 1: an empty tomb, a road to Emmaus, and a risen Christ who calls ordinary people to be His witnesses. BaptismBeing A WitnessDoubt And Belief
• April 7, 2019 · 2 Peter God Is Sovereign, Man Is Responsible Peter opens his second letter by grounding Christians in what God has already given, then calling them to respond with lives marked by faith, goodness, and love. 2 Peter · Week 2 2 PeterBaptismFaith And Works
• April 7, 2019 · 2 Peter Grace and Peace in Abundance Peter opens his second letter with a bold claim: God has already given believers everything they need for a godly life. Learn what that means and what it asks of us. 2 Peter · Week 1 2 PeterBaptismFaith Growth
• October 7, 2018 · 1 Peter Done with Sin Peter calls believers to be done with sin. The pastor walks through 1 Peter 4:1-6, Christ's suffering, holy living, and the hope that grounds it all. 1 Peter · Week 14 BaptismDone With SinHoliness
• October 7, 2018 · 1 Peter Done With Sin Peter calls believers to be done with sin, armed with Christ's purpose, ready to suffer for righteousness, and assured that God will judge the living and the dead. 1 Peter · Week 13 BaptismDone With SinHoliness
• December 24, 2017 Christmas Eve Morning Service (3) A Christmas Eve sermon from First Baptist Jackson exploring the phrase "God rest ye merry gentlemen," unpacking what "merry" truly means and why the good news of Christ's birth brings real comfort and joy. BaptismChristmas JoyComfort And Joy
• February 26, 2017 · Colossians Christ Hits the Center of the Target Paul's letter to the Colossians warns against rules, rituals and angel worship as substitutes for Christ, who alone hits the center of every target. Colossians · Week 12 AlcoholAngel WorshipBaptism
• February 26, 2017 · Colossians The Substance Belongs to Christ Paul's letter to the Colossians cuts through religious rules and rituals to show why Christ alone, not law-keeping or self-denial, is the center of the Christian life. Colossians · Week 10 Angel WorshipBaptismFasting
• August 30, 2015 · 2 Corinthians Written on Human Hearts The pastor walks through 2 Corinthians 3, contrasting the law written on stone with God's new covenant written by His Spirit on human hearts. 2 Corinthians · Week 5 BaptismLaw Vs GraceLegalism
• November 30, 2014 · 1 Corinthians The Message of the Cross Is Where It's At A review of 1 Corinthians traces one steady theme through every chapter: the message of the cross is foolishness to some, but God's power to all who believe. 1 Corinthians · Week 14 BaptismChurch MembershipLoving Others
• July 13, 2014 · The Chronology of Christianity Grace to You and Peace Paul's letter to a divided, sin-riddled Corinth still speaks today. Pastor Carl opens 1 Corinthians, tracing its context and calling believers back to the cross. BaptismChurch UnityCorinth History

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