Sermons onPhilippians 2

Jeremiah

• 37:32Philippians 2

  And in that moment, was Jesus tempted to tell God no? But Philippians 2 says, no, Jesus became obedient to the Father. He said yes to the Father. Taking your, my place, obedient to death, even death on a cross. Jesus said yes in willing obedience to the Father that you might have forgiveness of your sins if you place your faith in Christ.

The Epistles of John

• 4:06Philippians 2

  And John says about this man, he says that he loves to have first place. He loves him some first. This man serves as a mirror, warning us of the danger of a heart that always craves the spotlight. And pointing us back to Christ, the one who humbled himself in Philippians 2. That he would be exalted even in death.

Matthew

• 13:25Philippians 2

  next to two criminals. And in Philippians 2, Paul writes about his humility when he says this, that Jesus, who existing in the form of God, did not consider equality with God as something to be exploited. Instead, he emptied himself by assuming the form of a servant, taking on the likeness of humanity. And when he had come as a man, verse eight, he humbled himself by becoming obedient

• 14:42Philippians 2

  The Sadducees and the religious leaders that we've read about all throughout Matthew could not humble Jesus because the truth is you cannot humble Christ. And that's the difference, that he humbles himself. Voluntarily, he chose to empty himself, Philippians 2 tells us. Therefore, we don't read passages like this in Matthew 21 and think, oh, poor little Jesus riding on this poor little donkey,

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Who's Your King

• 6:49Philippians 2:10

  Because this is not the first nor the last time where God will gather his people and ask every knee to bow under a king. It's happened here under David, but Philippians 2.10 reminds us that at the name of Jesus Christ, every knee will bow in heaven, on earth, and under the earth. And every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. Church, let 2 Samuel be the foreshadowing reminder that…

Hidden Revealed

• 21:39Philippians 2

  This is what makes him worthy to open the scroll. And God was happy to hand the scroll over to him because this is the relationship between the father and the son. Paul writes about this relationship in Philippians chapter 2 starting in verse 6. Paul writes this, Jesus who existing

Ruth

• 28:09Philippians 2

  but not so not so Jesus Christ you see your salvation did not come without great sacrifice for the son of man Philippians 2 says this about our redeemer that Jesus emptied himself in the form of a servant there were obligations they were sacrifice for Jesus on your behalf and my behalf he took the likeness

From Death to Life

• 12:09Philippians 2

  And it wasn't until the second century that humility actually became a virtue. It wasn't virtuous for the Greeks. It was virtuous for the Christians. Because it was not until Jesus Christ humbled himself, As Philippians 2 says, It was not until he humbled himself that the world for the first time saw a picture of humility and perfect gentleness wrapped up in the incarnation. And Paul says to us, Walk with humility.

• 4:53Philippians 2

  …is. I, I, I don't know about you guys, but I kind of thought if they're getting up a busload, I'm ready to go. Uh, so, but, uh, this morning I couldn't help but think what a beautiful name it is. And I was reminded in Philippians chapter two, this is totally off script. It doesn't cost you anything. It's free. And by the way, the pastor gave me the liberty. He said,

The Name

• 7:38Philippians 2

  …this, in Jesus the Christ, in that name we pray, amen and amen." "So the name of our Savior, Jesus Christ." "Now as we begin, I want you to know that the name of Jesus has power." "Don't take my word for it. Listen to Philippians chapter 2." "Paul says about this name, that at the name of Jesus, just his name, every knee will bow in heaven and upon earth, and under the earth, and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ, Jesus the Christ, is Lord to…

Miracle in the Manger

• 11:04Philippians 2

  But he chose to lay aside that, not considering himself equal with God as Philippians 2 says. But he laid aside that. He didn't lay aside his divinity, but he laid aside the power. And he chose to confine himself as a man that we might have everlasting life. So what is the incarnation? Jesus, fully God, yes? And Jesus, fully man. And so we ask, well, what does this make of us?

Faith Over Fear

• 35:29Philippians 2

  submit our lives to King Jesus. Let me read you one more passage of scripture as we close. It's Philippians chapter 2 and it says this in verse 5. Paul says the same writer 1 Timothy says adopt the same attitude as Christ Jesus. We say oh, what is that? What is the attitude that we as Christ followers should adopt

• 35:52Philippians 2

  should adopt in Philippians 2 verse 5? Well, Jesus being the same form of God did not consider equality of God something to be exploited. So Jesus didn't say look at me. in the way that he dressed or the way that he spoke he said look at God look at the Father. Instead he emptied himself by assuming the form of the servant taking on the likeness of humanity and when he had come as a man he humbled himself