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The Cross, the Crown, the Christian 2
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Because of how Jesus humbled Himself, God has exalted Him. And because Christ is our Lord, we should emulate Him - we should humble ourselves and become the servants of all.
Series: Heaven Below
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Crucifixion was a uniquely horrible form of execution. So when Philippians says that Jesus was "obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross," it shows the true humility of Christ.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
Though He was "true God from true God,"” Jesus came to earth to be a servant. Jesus lived His life in submission to the Father - and we are never more like Jesus than when we humble ourselves.

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It's common to hear people say Jesus never claimed to be God. But He did - many times. So it's important to have the right answer to the question that He asks each of us: "Who do you say that I am?"

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Skip Heitzig has a "First Friday" interview with best-selling author Joel Rosenberg from the Epicenter Conference in Israel.
 
 
How To Be Around People 2
5/1/2008 - Thursday
Paul exhorts us to be more concerned for others than ourselves because the world will not provide this care - and because we belong to Christ. The love of Christ in us is the catalyst, and we are part of His family.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
How To Be Around People 1
4/30/2008 - Wednesday
Today's culture could be called "The Age of Self," when people are more concerned with their own desires than with other people. The Bible teaches exactly the opposite—to esteem others better than yourself.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
Standing up for Christ makes your actions shine like a bright light against a dark background. You will become a target for unbelievers, but don't let that scare you. Remember your reward.

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Living for Christ, as pictured in Philippians 1, requires consistency—what you do should match what you say. It also requires unity with other believers, working together rather than fighting among ourselves.

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Between Two Worlds 2
4/25/2008 - Friday
In Philippians 1, Paul talks about desiring to depart this world and be with Christ, "which is far better." But he is also willing to remain in the world for the benefit of the believers, to help them progress in their faith.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
Between Two Worlds 1
4/24/2008 - Thursday
As a Christian, you are a citizen of two worlds. But if your focus is on your personal comfort in this world, you risk becoming materialistic if things are going well, or fatalistic if they’re not.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
Welcome to Your Future 2
4/23/2008 - Wednesday
A survey showed that fifty-one percent of Christians fail to share their faith because they are fearful of other people's reactions. But the world is bold about its sin, and we should be as bold about Jesus.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
Welcome to Your Future 1
4/22/2008 - Tuesday
One statement sums up the outlook on life of the apostle Paul: "For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain." He was confident of God's deliverance, either out of his circumstances or through them.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
Caution: Mean Men at Work! 2
4/21/2008 - Monday
Our concern should always be with the message of Christ. Instead of focusing on troublesome people, we should build up those who edify and encourage, and then partner with them to build up the church.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
Caution: Mean Men at Work! 1
4/18/2008 - Friday
Troublemakers may be found in any church, and they’re easily identified—they tend to be jealous, argumentative, and selfish. Paul wrote about such people in Philippians 1, the ones who tried to add to his troubles.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
In Jail and Happy as a Clam! 2
4/17/2008 - Thursday
Paul's perspective on his imprisonment was that even in this, the gospel was furthered. He was able to reach the elite Roman guards with the message of Christ, and through them the house of Caesar itself.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
In Jail and Happy as a Clam! 1
4/16/2008 - Wednesday
Paul's passion was for the furtherance of the gospel. But the things that had happened to him—his arrest and imprisonment—seemed like an interference with that goal. Yet, God had a plan even in this.

Series: Heaven Below
 
 
The love of a Christian should be pure. That means it should be without any hypocrisy or ulterior motives. A Christian's love should glorify God, because this is the ultimate purpose of all love, and of all of life.

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Paul tells the Philippians that their love should abound—that is, be plentiful and growing. Further, it should be perceptive: It should be appropriate to the situation, and based on knowledge rather than emotion.

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God's work is an "inside job." God works in a person before he works through that person. So don't get discouraged, because God won't quit. He is committed to you.

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Study through the Bible verse by verse. Host Skip Heitzig is senior pastor of Calvary of Albuquerque, located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Skip Heitzig is a native of southern California, and experienced the volatile days of the counter-culture in the late 60's and early 70's. Though raised in a religious home, Skip saw...
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