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1. 46:55 Like Jesus said, we take the plank out of our own eyes so that we might see clearly to remove the speck from our brother's eye. Because this is different for each of us. Every human heart has the pull towards selfishness, away from God towards our selfishness, but we all experience it differently. For me, as I've said before, my tendency is to drift towards comfort and control. I want to control my circumstances, and I want to protect my comfort. Rid, Run, Look
2. 22:55 I'm and my soul finds rest in your selfishness show me grace I worship you and my heart cries only you. Unity Is Confusing for the World and Very Attractive
3. 11:59 Out far away. I sing to you and my heart cries holy. Hallelujah. You alone. I wait for you and my soul finds rest and your selfishness. First Be, Then Do
4. 24:56 I'll with you and my soul sings out as your word throws down far away. I sing to you and my heart cries holy. Hallelujah. Father, you're near. In my selfishness you show me grace I worship you and my heart cries glory hallelujah From Long Ago, From the Days of Eternity · Ray McDaniel
5. 44:26 It's called selfism. It's the unspoken religion of our modern culture. And if you look closely, you can see it everywhere in our society. Selfism is the entrenched systematic selfishness. It's how you use people to get things and experiences, as if this life is all that you're ever going to get. Rid, Run, Look
6. 35:59 Because I made it clear, it says ourselves. Okay? We take Jesus said, we take the plank out of our own eye first, then we can see clearly to remove the speck from our brother's eye. But we've got to do it, and it's different for each of us. Every human heart experiences the pull of selfishness just a little bit differently. Rid, Run, Look · Brad
7. 1:03:12 It's that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. We were enemies of God now adopted as children. God loved you so much that knowing everything you would ever do, he came and died for you and for me. You want victory over anger, selfishness, materialism, porn, drunkenness, licentiousness, whatever it might be. You want victory over that? Share the Hope That Is in You
8. 13:35 We take Jesus said we take the plank out of our own eye first, then we can see clearly to remove the speck from our brother's eye. But we've gotta do it. And it's different for each of us. Every human heart experiences the pull of selfishness just a little bit differently. For me, as I've said before, my tendency, my drift away from God usually comes from one of two things, a desire for comfort and control. Rid, Run, Look
9. 10:34 Or if you're not uncomfortable yet, what about working hard, retiring early, and then doing whatever you want for self enjoyment? Is that a wasted life in view of eternity? Now, I'm not bashing hobbies or self advancement or retirement. What I'm trying to surface in you is a recognition that we are all subject to the cultural norms, particularly as it pertains to the unspoken religion of the day, which is selfism. Selfism is a systematic selfishness. Rid, Run, Look
10. 45:03 Paul's friends preach Christ out of goodwill and love knowing knowing that I'm put here for the defense of the gospel and they get it. Right? They know that I'm here wrongly, really, but I'm here in defense of the gospel and I've got the truth on my side. Now, Paul's rivals preach Christ but they do it out of envy and rivalry from selfishness and not sincerely. Supposing that they can stir up trouble for me while I'm in chains, but they do all of this in falsehood. For Me to Live Is Christ
11. 33:17 Now I'm not bashing hobbies or self advancement or retirement. What I'm trying to surface in you is a recognition that we are all subject to the cultural norms, particularly as it pertains to the unspoken religion of the day, which is selfism. Selfism is a systematic selfishness. It's how you use people to get things and experiences as if this life is all that you're ever going to get. It's how you look at everyone around you and you think, what can they do for me? Rid, Run, Look · Brad
12. 39:35 But the way to get out of our selfishness and our sin, god chose from the beginning that he would take the initiative, and he would work by leaning towards. And so Christ work, all his work, his birth, his life, his ministry, his sacrificial and voluntary death on a cruel cross with a perfect record, having no sin. He does voluntarily and sacrificially for anyone who would come to believe. And then he was raised from the dead and proved to be Messiah. Now that gospel witness goes forward from that time. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith
13. 5:00 And the creation is good, is good, is good, is good, is good, and we chose to rebel. But the way to get out of our selfishness and our sin, God chose from the beginning that he would take the initiative, and he would work by leaning towards. And so Christ worked all his work, his birth, his life, his ministry, his sacrificial and voluntary death on a cruel cross with a perfect record, having no sin. He does voluntarily and sacrificially for anyone who would come to believe. And then he was raised from the dead and proved to be Messiah. Grace and Peace, Always
14. 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
15. 56:25 Would you pray with me? Lord, what I'm asking for us is that we in humility consider this table and we consider this time and we consider our own walk and our own sin and Lord that we lay that before you. We agree with you about our sins. If we are confessing, saying the same thing as you about our sin, Lord, you're already forgiving it and so I I wanna give a little time right now for us to think of the things you lay on our heart that we could turn those over to you lord. We ask you to search our hearts and know them and show us if there's any wickedness or any evil or any pride or any selfishness that's in there and lord, if there is, we ask you to cleanse us from it and take it away and that we can walk forward from this table knowing that we are unified in Christ and looking for what you would have in the life of this church in the changes whether they'd be pleasant or unpleasant, that you would be glorified. The Vicissitudes of Life

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