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  1. 49:01 In chapter three of Philippians, Paul addresses the mature believers to have this certain mind, to forget what lies behind and strain forward to what lies ahead. To press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of god and then he says here in this text, to do this working out with fear and trembling and there's a lot of different times in scripture where we see this fear and trembling and it and it varies a lot and I think here, this is something, this is a work that we can really rejoice in, that he's in us and working in us and it kinda reminds us of the fear and trembling that the the women that came to the tomb, right? And they were scared and they they carried the gospel message of the resurrection with fear. But they weren't, like, downcast and and scared fear. It was like, you wouldn't believe what we just saw. Therefore: Action, Light, and Rejoicing
  2. 13:22 Okay? So ambiguous, either it's middle, be subjecting yourselves, or it is be being subjected. That's the passive. God is put has put you in this position and you are to be being subjected to whatever this position is, to one another in this case, in the fear of Christ and fear, there is Phobos. It is fear. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  3. 1:19:58 All fear is gone because I know Give Me Jesus
  4. 11:59 That's all my fears. Tichicus, he knows. Tichicus knows and he's coming with Onesimus. I bet Onesimus was scared to death. A slave going back to his situation which was difficult. Grace and Peace, Always
  5. 45:04 But I know that there is a higher power who can restore me to sanity. The third part is saying, I'm gonna let him. I'm giving this to him. That fearless in search and moral inventory. I've come up with stuff. Saddling Up Anyway
  6. 48:20 I was a partisan and we all know the Pharisees were right. As the zeal, there was no doubt about it because I was a persecutor of the church. I was hardcore. Don't let anybody tell you I wasn't. They feared me. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
  7. 50:04 Like, that kind of fear that that were working out. The the like descriptive words of the Christian life are not a passive chill thing. It's walk, run, race, fight, kill sin, right? Like, love enemies. None of these things are like not working. Therefore: Action, Light, and Rejoicing
  8. 46:14 Epaphroditus, we already mentioned. Stephanus Fortunatus and Achaicus Achaicus were a group of believers who came to him and he sent a letter to the Corinthians with them, and then Titus. So there it is. As to all my fears, Titchicus. He knows. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith
  9. 1:17:07 Heal and forgive. He lived and died. To buy my pardon, an empty grave is there to prove my savior lives. Because he lives, I can face tomorrow because he lives. All fear is gone because I know This child can face uncertain days because he lives. Give Me Jesus
  10. 23:33 Subject yourselves to one another in the fear of Christ and this is the way that you do it. Now, this is to wives. If you're not a wife, get up, go down the hall, get yourself a cup of coffee. No, that's not really real. I'm not I'm not serious about that. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  11. 1:18:38 Because he lives. I can face tomorrow because he lives all fear is gone I'll find life's final war with pain. And then as death gives way to victory. I'll see the lights of glory, and I'll know he lives because he lives. I can face tomorrow because he lives. Give Me Jesus
  12. 18:48 Stepping up and into the breach, lord. Our fear does not stand a chance. We stand in your love and we're thankful. Lord, you are holy forever and would you keep on calling us more and more lord into your holiness. Would you empower us to do your will and your way in Jesus name. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
  13. 31:44 Because of my imprisonment, they have far more courage to speak the word of God without fear. So there are others in there. I'm not gonna hit every conjunction, but the ones at the beginning of the sentence make a big difference. That's how it connects. Now this is what it's about. Conduct Yourselves Worthy of the Gospel
  14. 40:35 If you let it. If you let it. And I think searching for gratitude when you are anxious is part of that, but God redeems Christian suffering. He just does. And now, there are more who are encouraged to be able to speak the word of God freely and without fear because of what Paul is going through. For Me to Live Is Christ
  15. 45:55 And then he says something that a lot of us are like, oh, did is that translated right? Like, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling? This is where it's very important to understand in the greater context and what he's actually saying here. He is not saying to earn your salvation. Right? Therefore: Action, Light, and Rejoicing
  16. 26:25 There's a lot more instruction there for husbands than there is for wives. The section is for both together. Husbands, I'll I'll break it down smaller but husbands, I could very easily input because the verb still stands. Subject yourself to one another in the fear of Christ. Husbands, subject yourself in this way. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  17. 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
  18. 39:30 They're gardening. They're hanging out at the praetorian guard and everyone else. And that most of the brothers and sisters trusting in the Lord because of my imprisonment, have far more courage to speak the word of God without fear. His attitude about being in prison was so good that it allowed other people to not be afraid. God redeems Christian suffering. For Me to Live Is Christ
  19. 12:22 Through philosophy, empty deception, in accordance with human tradition. Now, like I said, for them, it's most likely Judaizers, but it's not just the Judaizers. There's pagan religion all around them all the time. This is the time where they've got this whole list, the whole pantheon of Greek and Roman gods, and they are walking in fear of those things. Now, tell you what, you might kind of make fun of it but primitive religion is still really sticky and you can hear it in a group of people you say, I heard about so and so. Christ Is Good Enough
  20. 25:59 So faith is I don't have to guess what, you know, I said, what is truth standard defense of, well, misinformation, disinformation, lies. Yeah, I don't have to guess on this one. The shield of faith, it says, with which you'll be able to extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. Everything, if you try to undertake to do something good for god, you will hit resistance, I promise and there will be the the temptation will be there to draw back or to doubt or to fear or to not see that happening But the shield of faith is what will protect you from all the flaming arrows of the evil one. I have been there where I felt like there was darts coming all the time and there were doubts coming and it was a really, really hard time and I'd say each step you take to be more spiritually involved in what's going on, there will be a temptation and there will be fiery darts that come out to you. The Full Armor of God and the Comms Check

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