Dove Creek Bible Church's Podcast Jeff Harrington

If we want to be mature we have to walk after the mature. If we want to be observant, we have to walk with the observant. How our walk ends is determined by who we walk after and who we walk with.

In this passage, Paul explains why he is content but not complacent. Paul sometimes compared the rigors of athletic training to Christian growth and development challenges. He believed Christians should never become complacent with where they were in their spiritual development. Growth is the natural desire of the mature Christian.

In verses 1-11 of Philippians 3, Paul gives his pedigree in the flesh and then explains how worthless it is to him now because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. He wants only to know Christ and the power of His resurrection.

Are there things in your life that encourage you to grumble and dispute that you should remove from your life? If someone were to look at your social media, would they conclude you were a peacemaker? Pastor Josh addresses these and other issues in this sermon.

Pastor Josh discusses how we "work out" what God "works in".

Pastor Josh speaks of the importance of bowing the knee to the Risen King.