Thinking Humbly (2 of 4)
Series: Christmas - What Was He Thinking
Steve Jones
Philippians 2:6-11
Series Summary: In this Christmas series, we will use the passage in Philippians 2:6-11 to explore what Jesus was thinking during the incarnation. Those thoughts have implications for our own interpersonal relationships in the form of humility, obedience, sacrifice and glorification.
Sermon Summary: This sermon develops the humility of Christ’s incarnation. 1) Christ’s humility is kenotic (self-emptying). 2) Christ’s humility is exemplary.
Introduction: Ladies, what is your man THINKING? Have you ever asked him this? ‘‘Honey, what are you thinking?’’ The Babylon Bee suggests the following statements from men, followed by what they’re ACTUALLY thinking.
1) ‘‘What am I thinking about? Nothing.’’ What am I thinking about? Nothing.
2) ‘‘Yeah, that outfit looks great.’’ We were supposed to be at church 20 minutes ago. You do look good, but honestly, at this point you could wear the curtains and I wouldn’t care as long as we get out the door.
3) ‘‘You’re friend? I don’t think she’s pretty at all.’’ IT’S A TRAAAAP!!!!
4) ‘‘Yeah, that’s nice.’’ Oh no. She was talking to me? Did ‘‘that’s nice’’ make any sense at all? Please, PLEASE don’t let her ask me to repeat what she said.
5) ‘‘No, it’s OK, I can drive.’’ I wish to live.
6) ‘‘I love you.’’ I pinch myself every day because there’s no plausible reason a woman as incredible as you should be with an oafish man-child like me, but here you are. But it’s hard for me to express my feelings in words sometimes as I’m more of a fist-bumper and high-fiver, so I’ll just say, ‘‘I love you’’ and hope that you get the message.
We are in a Christmas sermon series entitled ‘‘What Was He Thinking.’’ But it’s not about what HUSBANDS are thinking it’s about what Christ was thinking when he left heaven and came to earth as baby Jesus. In the introductory message we posed the question, ‘‘Why ask what Jesus was ...
Series: Christmas - What Was He Thinking
Steve Jones
Philippians 2:6-11
Series Summary: In this Christmas series, we will use the passage in Philippians 2:6-11 to explore what Jesus was thinking during the incarnation. Those thoughts have implications for our own interpersonal relationships in the form of humility, obedience, sacrifice and glorification.
Sermon Summary: This sermon develops the humility of Christ’s incarnation. 1) Christ’s humility is kenotic (self-emptying). 2) Christ’s humility is exemplary.
Introduction: Ladies, what is your man THINKING? Have you ever asked him this? ‘‘Honey, what are you thinking?’’ The Babylon Bee suggests the following statements from men, followed by what they’re ACTUALLY thinking.
1) ‘‘What am I thinking about? Nothing.’’ What am I thinking about? Nothing.
2) ‘‘Yeah, that outfit looks great.’’ We were supposed to be at church 20 minutes ago. You do look good, but honestly, at this point you could wear the curtains and I wouldn’t care as long as we get out the door.
3) ‘‘You’re friend? I don’t think she’s pretty at all.’’ IT’S A TRAAAAP!!!!
4) ‘‘Yeah, that’s nice.’’ Oh no. She was talking to me? Did ‘‘that’s nice’’ make any sense at all? Please, PLEASE don’t let her ask me to repeat what she said.
5) ‘‘No, it’s OK, I can drive.’’ I wish to live.
6) ‘‘I love you.’’ I pinch myself every day because there’s no plausible reason a woman as incredible as you should be with an oafish man-child like me, but here you are. But it’s hard for me to express my feelings in words sometimes as I’m more of a fist-bumper and high-fiver, so I’ll just say, ‘‘I love you’’ and hope that you get the message.
We are in a Christmas sermon series entitled ‘‘What Was He Thinking.’’ But it’s not about what HUSBANDS are thinking it’s about what Christ was thinking when he left heaven and came to earth as baby Jesus. In the introductory message we posed the question, ‘‘Why ask what Jesus was ...
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