Where Do I Belong?

It’s natural to want to fit in with the crowd. As Christians, however, we must be cautious about whom we follow. Warning against enemies of the cross who were infiltrating the church to influence believers, Paul encouraged his readers to be discerning and follow his example as he followed Christ. As Alistair Begg explores Paul’s contrast between false teachers and the faithfully obedient, he challenges us to differ from our culture by resting in Jesus and living for what lasts.
Preached: 07/5/1998
Scripture: Philippians 3:17-4:1

[@cherylsimons4859]

Thank you Heavenly Father for Pastor Alistair & those like him who speak your word with such clarity & enthusiasm & in doing so spread the true Gospel❤

[@yolandavelez9991]

Thank you

[@jeffreyberndt2285]

Clarity...joyful preaching...encouragement and insight. Water to our souls to share in our daily lives. Thank you.

[@basshawg]

Praise The Lord. Hallelujah

[@johnnykerley4791]

I see the days past,and I know my time is soon to come. I recall the scenes of that which was, I live the moments that are and I know not the times to come. I only know that I am saved, and that by the grace of Christ Jesus. Lord, we pray in His name that you save us all. And bring us into your habitation.
In Jesus name this we pray.
Amen.

[@patriciavarga4084]

❤

[@Shylock0031]

27:13 Praise the Lord He has been there for me!!

[@bretoner2]

Why does Canada not have ministers like this? More women behind the pulpits or men with no backbone. We are in a sorry state. pray for Canada 🇨🇦

[@dilawarkhan2360]

Amen ❤

[@patriciavarga4084]

What future is there in the object of your devotion?