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OVERCOMING WORRY AND ANXIETY (9 OF 9)

by Benny Perez

Scripture: Philippians 4:1-9
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Overcoming Worry and Anxiety (9 of 9)
Series: One: A Journey Through Philippians
Benny Perez
Philippians 4:1-9

I am beginning our new series ''One'' a journey through Philippians. I believe this series is going to help us to know Jesus more intimately but also to understand the principle of one. You see one is a powerful number. It represents unity, agreement and power. I believe that Jesus is looking for us to move as one. He even prayed that we would become One in John 15 and that we would understand that we are One with Him.

Content
We will see the concept of One Spirit and Purpose (1:26-28), One Love (2:1-11, One Desire (2:12-18), One Knowledge (3:1-10), One Thing (3:11-21), One Mindset (4:4-7) and One Thing (4:8).

Background

Paul is most likely writing this letter around AD. 61 from his first imprisonment to the church in Philippi. Paul established the church around 10 years before and is now writing to thank them for their support. He also is asking them to stay in unity and to stay true to the one Gospel.

The Church

It was a church made up of a diversity of people. We find the founding of the church in Acts 16 and we see Lydia, the jailer, the slave girl as well as other Gentile believers. Their hearts were united as one with their love for Christ and for each other.

Text: 4:1-9

I. Work It Out v. 1 - 3

A. He appeals to 2 Women

1. Euodia and Syntyche

2. He personally asks them to work out their disagreement.

B. These women were special

1. They belong to the Lord

2. They have helped spread the Gospel

Key Pt: Because they are Disciples of Jesus they need to work it out. He is appealing
For them to reconcile with each other.

Again there should not be disunity in God's House.

C. Paul asks for a mediator v.3

1. If they could not work it out by themselves then somebody had to help.

2. Settling the disagreement is not an option.

3. Paul is making it clear that peace only comes ...

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