We return again this morning to the fourth chapter of Paul’s letter to the Philippians. Philippians chapter 4. And as we’ve examined this chapter over the past few months we have found ourselves in the midst of Paul’s directives to the people of God as it regards spiritual stability. The exhortation in chapter 4 verse 1, in which Paul calls us to “stand firm in the Lord,” sets the agenda for this concluding section of exhortations that we see in verses 2 through 9. He is calling us to spiritual steadfastness. He is concerned that the people of God be a spiritually stable people—firmly fixed on the solid rock of Jesus Christ. He is calling us to stand fast—to be unwavering and immovable in our commitment to Christ and to His Word—even as we face the pressures of a society that is hostile to us precisely because of that commitment. The church must be marked by spiritual stability...
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Mike Riccardi serves as the Pastor of Local Outreach Ministries at Grace Community Church, which includes overseeing Fundamentals of the Faith classes, seven foreign language outreach Bible studies, and evangelism in nearby jails, rehab centers, and in the local neighborhood....