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CLOSING COMMENTS AT PHILIPPI (11 OF 11)

by Donald Cantrell

Scripture: Philippians 4:8-23
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Closing Comments at Philippi (11 of 11)
Series: Philippians Series
Donald Cantrell
Philippians 4: 8 - 23


Theme: ''Paul is giving the Philippians some final comments''

Philippians Series - Sermon Eleven

I - Truthful Proposal (8 - 9)

II - Thankful Provision (10)

III - Trustful Peace (11 - 13)

IV - Thoughtful People (14 - 18)

V - Tactful Parting (19 - 23)

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Lazy Fisherman

Philip Parham tells the story of a rich industrialist who was disturbed to find a fisherman sitting lazily beside his boat. ''Why aren't you out there fishing?'' he asked.

''Because I've caught enough fish for today,'' said the fisherman.

''Why don't you catch more fish than you need?' the rich man asked.

''What would I do with them?''

''You could earn more money,'' came the impatient reply, ''and buy a better boat so you could go deeper and catch more fish. You could purchase nylon nets, catch even more fish, and make more money. Soon you'd have a fleet of boats and be rich like me.''

The fisherman asked, ''Then what would I do?''

''You could sit down and enjoy life,'' said the industrialist.

''What do you think I'm doing now?'' the fisherman replied as he looked placidly out to sea.
Our Daily Bread, May 18, 1994

House for Sale

A man became envious of his friends because they had larger and more luxurious homes. So he listed his house with a real estate firm, planning to sell it and to purchase a more impressive home.

Shortly afterward, as he was reading the classified section of the newspaper, he saw an ad for a house that seemed just right. He promptly called the realtor and said, ''A house described in today's paper is exactly what I'm looking for. I would like to go through it as soon as possible!''

The agent asked him several questions about it and then replied, ''But sir, that's your house you're describing.''

In our sermon today we will hear Paul's ...

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