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In this sermon on Philippians 3:1-14, Pastor Carlos discusses the transformative power of encountering Christ, using the Apostle Paul's journey from self-righteous Pharisee to humble follower of Christ as a powerful example. The sermon emphasizes the futility of relying on one's own achievements for righteousness, the importance of counting all worldly gains as loss, and the necessity of striving towards the goal of Christlikeness. Through the lens of Paul's experience, the sermon calls congregants to live differently in light of God's grace and holiness, and challenges them to embrace a life of faith and unity, aiming to know Christ and share in both His resurrection and His sufferings.

03:04 Blinded by Grace: Paul's Journey

07:40 Paul's Testimony and Exhortation

11:03 Rhetorical Parody and True Circumcision

19:20 The Radical Shift to Confidence in Christ

22:17 Understanding 'Scubala'

23:19 Paul's Perspective on Earthly Accomplishments

25:35 The Power of Resurrection and Sharing in Suffering

27:17 Transformation Through Christ: Paul's Journey

31:09 Pressing Toward the Goal of Christlikeness

33:36 Living a Life Worthy of the Gospel

37:19 Striving for Holiness and Unity

44:24 The Call to Respond to God's Grace

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In this sermon on Philippians 3:1-14, Pastor Carlos discusses the transformative power of encountering Christ, using the Apostle Paul's journey from self-righteous Pharisee to humble follower of Christ as a powerful example. The sermon emphasizes the futility of relying on one's own achievements for righteousness, the importance of counting all worldly gains as loss, and the necessity of striving towards the goal of Christlikeness. Through the lens of Paul's experience, the sermon calls congregants to live differently in light of God's grace and holiness, and challenges them to embrace a life of faith and unity, aiming to know Christ and share in both His resurrection and His sufferings.

03:04 Blinded by Grace: Paul's Journey

07:40 Paul's Testimony and Exhortation

11:03 Rhetorical Parody and True Circumcision

19:20 The Radical Shift to Confidence in Christ

22:17 Understanding 'Scubala'

23:19 Paul's Perspective on Earthly Accomplishments

25:35 The Power of Resurrection and Sharing in Suffering

27:17 Transformation Through Christ: Paul's Journey

31:09 Pressing Toward the Goal of Christlikeness

33:36 Living a Life Worthy of the Gospel

37:19 Striving for Holiness and Unity

44:24 The Call to Respond to God's Grace

  continue reading

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