Philippians 4:4-7

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We're gonna look at Philippians chapter 4. We're gonna look at verses 4 through 7 and Let me read those verses for us really quickly. And I don't think that will take us too long. I know that I said that last time and it and We went for an hour a little over an hour.

So I'm gonna try not to do that this time. I Don't think it will take that long. But these these verses right here say the Lord the God's Word says Rejoice in the Lord always and again, I will say rejoice.

Let your forbearing spirit be known to all men. The Lord is near be anxious for nothing. But in everything by prayer and supplication with Thanksgiving Let your request be made known to God and the peace of God which surpasses all comprehension shall guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

Of course, I don't think that I've ever mentioned this before because I'm not I'm not big on This this topic or this issue. But if you've ever followed along with me if you've ever read your Bible with me as we've studied I am The Bible that is falling apart at the seams that I use and I there's no need for me to hold it up because you Can't even read it anymore.

It I've got a keyword study Bible. I liked it Before all the The smartphones and the apps come out where you could look up stuff. So quickly the the keyword study Bible has Strong's numbers by a lot of the words and it has definitions in the back.

So it helped me to look up the words and get some definitions and the version that I'm reading from is the New American Standard Bible. You may or may not like it. That's okay. I think I looked up the copyrights from 1977 so if you have a newer version Like some of my friends do is it's going to read a little differently and it may read differently from your version.

I find that the New American Standard Bible is Is a very close word-for-word translation from the original language and that's why I like it. There's some other good word-for-word translations out there that are good to read and study from so I encourage you to do that.

There are certain Translations or paraphrases that I do not recommend, but that's not what this video is about. I just wanted to let you know if you've ever wondered what version I'm reading from it's the New American Standard Bible Copyright 1977 so that's where I'm coming from on that.

Maybe that was maybe that can be a topic for another time. No one has No one has suggested that yet, but maybe someone will one day and we can look at the different Bible versions but Philippians chapter 4 verses 4 through 7 We have to go back to To the first three verses that we read kind of as an introduction when he begins chapter 4 he says therefore and of course we want to know what the therefore is therefore and it is it's there because it's It's a culmination of Everything that he is has written to them so far.

So so based on Paul says based on everything that I've said so far leading up to this I want to I want to say this to you with with the foundation of everything that I've said. You know with the introduction and we're Going to kind of go through all of that here in just a second.

So I'm not going to do it now. So based on all that I have have said As the foundation I'm leaving you with this and of course he gives this affectionate Affectionate address For them my beloved brethren whom I long to see you are you are my joy and my crown.

So he has this affection for the church and and we really saw that Expressed in their lives when when Paul discusses his brothers Timothy and Epaphroditus in chapter 2 verses 19 through 30 Just the evidence of their life.

We see the the love that that God has worked in them of the the the believers at the church at Philippi Paul himself Timothy and Epaphroditus all four of These folks we see the love of God has worked in their hearts and and we see the evidence of that in their lives.

And so.

Philippians is just a wonderful book as an example of What our love for one another should look like. And then he says in verse 1 so stand firm in the Lord. So stand firm in the Lord and and then I believe what he does next is he gives he gives them how to do that.

He writes them how to do that. So the command is to stand firm in the Lord and then here's here's how I want you To do that. This is what I want it to look like. And of course in verse verses 2 and 3 of chapter 4, excuse me he speaks of Judea and Setuche, two women that are in the church and he is exhorting them to to live in harmony in the Lord, which is a Subject he addressed early on in the book having having unity in the spirit same mind.

But he's encouraging these these two women to live in harmony with one another one another so there's there's obviously something going on between these two women and so When he he exhorts the church to stand firm in the Lord.

This is the number one Example or way that he wants them as a church to stand firm in the Lord. So He's addressing the church remember he's addressing the whole church and then he's he's speaking to the church about Judea and Setuche.

What an interesting.

Idea.

It would be hard to imagine that happening in our churches today as we would we don't want to cause ripples or offend or Whatever reason that we have we don't want to we don't want to get involved in other people's lives.

We don't want to. We want to tread lightly. We don't want to lose our jobs as pastors. We don't want to lose members. Whatever the case may be we just we just stand clear. We stand back from getting involved in one another's lives and there's a way to get involved in one another's lives as a Christian biblically that we should.

There is an approach that we should take and it comes from Scripture. And the key words there are should and The source of how we should do it is from the Bible. That means that we can't avoid it if we want to be biblical if we want to do what God says.

Then getting involved in one another's lives. It's something that we can't ignore we cannot back away from and and stay away from and and just let Everyone do their own thing. But there is a way to do it and there's a way not to do it.

The the Bible warns us against gossiping against slander. Mistreating one another, you know this this approach that we should take. Getting involved in one of the one another's life is one with privacy one with love one with compassion being gospel centered.

In our approach to one another so there is a there is a right way and there's a wrong way and I think one of the one of the main reasons probably that we want to we avoid now so often in our churches and getting involved in one another's life is because Evil has crept in so often in our midst.

That the approach to getting involved in one another's in one another's life. Has been the the evil approach or the wrong approach where there's gossip there's slander and you can't trust anyone because they'll go tell somebody else what's going on in your life and We have just had so many bad experiences in in in our past in our churches past.

That we we now come to the point where we just avoid getting involved in each other's life period for so many reasons one being There there's hurt involved there's pain involved and we there's lack of trust involved and We need to repent of that as a church as individuals that that we would stay away.

From.

First of all not getting involved in one another's life and second of all for doing it in an evil way. Doing it in the wrong way and not doing it in accordance with Scripture. We need to repent of that as a church and as individuals so that we can obey Christ and Work towards that unity that Paul speaks of here in Philippians and So that relationships can be restored with God so relationships can be restored with one another.

But there is a way to do it a way that God would have us to do it. And it's the first way that Paul says here that we are to be standing firm in the Lord. If we avoid getting involved in one another's life then we are.

We are not. We are putting our selves in a position where we're gonna slip and fall and Not standing firm in the Lord. Um, not only is he you know, he's he addresses the church here this this letter is addressed to the church and he speaks of Udea and Setouchi, but he he calls out these these men in the church.

Clement and.

The rest of my fellow workers these these unnamed workers, but they would have known who he was speaking of. These men are examples that he speaks of the in in chapter 3. Yes, 16 17 18 he he speaks of himself being an example and then he speaks of brothers in the church as examples to follow as leaders as examples.

And and these make Clement and the rest of his fellow workers. These are the examples that he is talking about that they should look to that. They should follow in their own individual lives and they should look to as leaders in how to approach other people biblically.

And so if you've got mature believers in your church That know how to approach these things biblically Use them follow them and Repent and get rid of this this evilness in in our individual hearts and our minds and in our churches so that we can.

Practice.

This aspect of Paul's exhortation to us and Stand firm by and stand firm in the Lord as a result of that.

So.

We want to be involved in one another and we won't restoration in our churches and in our lives. So that's the that's the first one we cover that in the other video that or the The first video of chapter 4 now in in verses 4 through 7 that we're going to start now here's the the rest of the ways or.

Let's start with number 2. This the second way where he's he's exhorting us to stand firm the Lord. Number 2 he says rejoice in the Lord. Always again, I would say rejoice. I Have to say that for Paul in this book of Philippians Rejoicing is a theme.

It is an obvious thing for Paul. Um He uses the word rejoice Seven times in these four little chapters. Seven times. Sometimes multiple times in the same chapter. Sometimes twice in the same verse in fact in Philippians chapter 1.

He uses.

Rejoice twice in the same verse. And I should have marked them now, I'm gonna be looking for him, but instead of looking for him I'm just it's 18 chapter 1 verse 18. Yeah, and in this I rejoice. Yes, I will say rejoice.

So in the same verse he uses rejoice twice and then here he does it again in chapter 4 verse 4 Rejoice in the Lord always again. I I will say rejoice. Rejoice in the Lord be glad in the Lord be happy in the Lord.

Have this have this joy in you that that comes from and that's in the Lord and It's it is a theme that Paul repeats over and over in in this book. And why does he repeat it? This is why I think he repeats it over and over again In the book of Philippians because he wants number one.

He wants the church. He wants believers to be rejoicing so that's that's kind of the interpretation there be continuously rejoicing and.

So.

To to make that clear. He repeats that command to rejoice. And he is also repeating that command To rejoice over and over again. Because he brings up different circumstances that they will be going through like like in chapter 1 Paul is speaking of his imprisonment and he's speaking of those who are preaching Christ out of out of a wrong motive he says they may be.

They're preaching Christ that it that it may give him distress in his imprisonment but yet rejoice rejoice Christ is being proclaimed and. Then in chapter 2 He speaks of the though I may be being poured out as a drink offering.

He's referring to himself as a sacrifice as a drink offering yet rejoice Rejoice. And then in chapter 2 where he speaks of Timothy and Epaphroditus and and how Epaphroditus for the for the sake of the guy his gospel ministry.

He got sick or or something happened to him where he he was at the point of death. It could have been persecution. Could have been sickness either way. Epaphroditus was at the point of death because of his gospel ministry because his work in the gospel and and Paul was concerned about the church and the church was concerned about Epaphroditus and the church was concerned about Paul and Epaphroditus was concerned about the church because he had heard that they were concerned about him and there was just all this concern and compassion for one another coming from each other and.

And you've got a Epaphroditus who was that who was at the point of death and Paul wants to send him back to the church. So that that he can their beloved Epaphroditus can be back with them. So throughout all this circumstance and all this going on.

And and all they're concerned for one another. With their heavy hearts Paul is saying rejoice rejoice. And then in chapter 3 finally finally my brethren. After he speaks of Timothy and Epaphroditus, he says finally, you know based on these things My brethren rejoice in the Lord.

To write to you the same things again is no trouble to me and it is a safeguard for you so in this in in me having to repeat myself and you being reminded and And me building up the safeguard again for you.

Being taught the same thing rejoice rejoice in that rejoice in the teaching of the Lord. So in imprisonment in the proclamation of the gospel being offered up as a sacrifice. Coming to the point of death because of gospel ministry.

The the concern and the relationship and The promise of returning to one another in all those circumstances and in the teaching of the Lord even being reminded a continuing to build upon that foundation.

That safeguard that he speaks of rejoice rejoice and all that and Then to wrap things up and as he's wrapping things up and I think later on in chapter 4 He's gonna he's gonna tell them to rejoice again, but here at the beginning of chapter 4 Rejoice in the Lord be glad in the Lord.

Always.

And what does he mean by always well remember everything that I just went through with you In this circumstance in this circumstance in this circumstance rejoice rejoice rejoice rejoice. That's what I mean by always in every circumstance rejoice in the Lord be glad in the Lord and In in our mind in our comprehension when we when we think about our circumstances and And many have gone through far worse circumstances that I've gone through that I can't comprehend that I would never be able to understand.

Yet it's it's Paul in the Holy Spirit through Paul is Proclaiming exhorting us no matter the circumstance. Whatever God has has given or placed to you. Whatever God has given in place to me. This this exhortation is coming from the Holy Spirit to rejoice to be glad in the Lord.

You look at you look at Paul's attitude in chapter 1. He he's not able he's not able to be out there Discipling the churches. He's not out there being able to church plant he's not out there being able to proclaim the gospel to folks who have not heard and Then the ones that are out there there's some out there that are Trying to proclaim the gospel in order to give Paul distress while he's in prison so there's things that he can't do and What he wants to do folks are doing and they're doing it for the wrong reason yet.

He says Rejoice be glad in the Lord. Christ is being proclaimed. So there's there's a way that we can seek the Lord that says God you have given this to me. How can you be glorified in it. Therefore because you are glorified in it I can be glad in you and I think that's what Paul is saying to us here in every circumstance.

Rejoice and.

Again, there is Repeating the same things that he has said to him to them over and over again building upon that foundation. Helping them to stand firm in the Lord rejoice always in every circumstance again.

I will say rejoice. Wow, and then here's here's the third thing. To help us stand firm in the Lord. Let your forbearing Spirit be known to all men. So the Philippian Church To Paul they were known to have a a forbearing or a a gentle spirit and This is the part where where Paul speaks of Work out your own salvation.

And if you remember the the teaching in that video where what does that mean to work out your own salvation? Is it referring to works righteousness or? Working for our salvation. No, it's speaking of the salvation that's already in you.

Let it manifest itself outwards. It's it's in you let it come out and that's what he's speaking of here. This is this is Paul Preaching to them to live in the victory of Jesus Christ the kingship of Jesus Christ.

He has won that victory. He has given you victory in your soul. You are redeemed. You are God's child. So there there is this spirit within you of gentleness and forbearance. Let it work itself out so that all men can see it.

So it can affect all men this the spirit that has been worked in you by God. Let it benefit all men and then he says He gives them a reason. There's a reason here. So he won't he wants their their gentle and forbearing spirit to affect to have an effect to to touch all men that they come in contact with their brothers and sisters in Christ and All those that are around them and and there's a reason that he gives here.

He says The Lord is near he doesn't say the he doesn't say the Lord might be near. We we hope in his return. We hope in his coming. We hope in his fulfilled promise. It might be here. It might be 2 ,000 years from now, it might be 3 ,000 years from now.

Paul gives this short little phrase that says the Lord is Near this this definite. In Paul's heart through the Holy Spirit this activity is a sure Definite thing and What else was sure and definite in Paul's heart in Paul's mind and in Paul's teaching?

Not just here in Philippians, but the rest of the books that he wrote to the Holy Spirit or the Holy Spirit through him is That the Lord is near his judgment is coming so when you When you see it coming Flee to the mountains escape this judgment.

It will.

It will be bad for those who are Who are nursing and those who are pregnant because you will have to flee to the mountains when you see this coming. But he says the Lord is near so he's He's wanting folks to come to the Lord.

He's wanting folks to escape this judgment. So let your gentle and forbearing spirit Reach all men. Continue to go out there and proclaim the gospel and and go out there speak the truth in love. Let them see your gentle and forbearing spirit.

So there's there's the third one the third way to stand firm in the Lord and then number four. Number four verse six be anxious for nothing. The word anxious there Can be read as as anxious care. C-a-r-e anxious care and what do we do when we um What do we do when we care for something we take care of it, right?

And so what pops in my mind is say that we you have a Pet that you that you own that you take care of and what do you do with that pet you feed it? And so anxious care is there's something that concerns us and then we become anxious about it.

And when we have an anxious care about it, we we do something that that feeds. We're caring for that anxiety. Does that make sense? So to have an anxious care there's there's something that's on our heart that we're concerned about that we become Therefore anxious about and when we have an anxious care about it, we are feeding we continue to feed that anxiety.

That's what it means to have an anxious care. I believe and so. And the way it reads in the original language It's telling us that this was this was something that Paul knew that was happening continuously with the Philippian Church.

There the Lord is near and then you you have these warnings of Bad things to come. This judgment to come that could have been what he's referring to you. You have this this teaching in mind that these bad things this judgment is coming upon Jerusalem and to the church and of course you also had In verse in chapter 3 beware the dogs where the evil workers beware of the false circumcision you have you have people who are wanting.

To.

Attack the gospel. You had people who wanted to attack them physically to persecute them and you have this judgment. Coming. So all this was probably on their mind. All this worry. But Paul says Stop your continuous Anxious care stop feeding that anxiety.

And how do you do that? And he gives us that answer but in everything by prayer and supplication. With Thanksgiving.

So.

It's.

It's coming to God and and transferring. Here here's here's my concern. Here's my anxiety. Here's my fear. Here's here's the things that that I would like my my desires and I'm transferring it from my hands to your hands.

God. It's it's a transfer. It's it's giving it to him. So so don't continually be having this anxious care stop feeding your anxiety stop that and Then put those efforts into transferring all those things into God's hands.

And it says with Thanksgiving with Thanksgiving. So What does it mean when it says Thanksgiving? So Why don't we give thanks. When someone we have a need or desire and someone fulfills that need or desire.

We thank them because they have fulfilled that need or desire. This section right here where Paul says to give you to pray and give your supplications to God with Thanksgiving. You're thanking God before he Fulfills or answers those prayers and supplications.

And it reminds me of another situation. John chapter. John chapter 6 and I'm just gonna read this one verse. But it says John chapter 6 verse 23 there there came. There came other small boats from Tiberius near to the place where they ate the bread.

After the Lord had given thanks.

So.

In chapter 6 Jesus feeds 5 ,000 men with five barley loaves and two fish. You have that scene you have that scenario. They were filled he He blessed it and they were filled and then they have 12 black baskets left over he sends the disciples then In the boat to go to the other side.

He goes to the mountain alone and then he walks on water and meets them and then immediately they're on the other side now at this point folks are hearing about what the Lord is doing and They wake up the next morning.

He's not there folks from the surrounding areas are hearing about it. So they start coming in themselves on these small boats, and they're not there. It says they come near to the place where they ate the bread after the Lord had given thanks and I read that I was like, you know, they John could just said they were coming near to where They had ate the bread or where the Lord fed them and that would have been sufficient because that's what that's what happened.

But he includes that that little part after that after the Lord had given thanks. Where they ate the bread after the Lord had given. Thanks. And I'm not sure exactly why he included that he didn't have to because he could have just said At the place where the Lord fed them or something like that.

But he included that list the last little part after the Lord had given. Thanks. When did the Lord give thanks he gave thanks. For the five barley loaves and the two fish before they were filled and before the twelve baskets.

The twelve leftover baskets were filled before it happened. So there was there was a need there was a won't and God had the solution. But Jesus gave thanks before so usually usually we give thanks after the completion.

Or.

Of our request is satisfied, right? So we have a need or won't somebody satisfies it and then we say oh, thank you. Because it's it's been accomplished. Jesus here is giving thanks Before the need is satisfied.

And not only is it before the need is satisfied.

The.

The object in which is going to be satisfied with Seems very very inadequate to do the job. But it's not the object. That's that's going to be fulfilling the need. It's the one who's going to be fulfilling the need with the object and it's the Lord.

So.

Faith is.

What produces? Thanksgiving. Faith is what produces Thanksgiving. It's for Jesus God. God meeting this need even with this inanimate Inadequate object was a real unquestionable reality for him. So therefore he was able to give thanks.

He believed he knew that God could do it. So therefore When he says be anxious Stop being anxious for nothing the original language says not even one thing not even one thing. But in everything by prayer supplication so prayer is an act of faith and then it says with Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving is a result of faith.

Prayer is an act of faith and Thanksgiving is a result of faith and So what do we need to stop doing? We need to stop feeding our anxiety and then we need to start feasting.

On.

Prayer supplication with Thanksgiving. Stop feeding and feeding our anxiety and start feasting on prayer and supplication with Thanksgiving. Prayer is that act of faith? Thanksgiving is the result of faith trusting in God.

With our anxiety or for anxiety in that amazing. And then he says let your request.

Um.

Your requests are those prayers and supplications. So let your prayers and supplications. Let your request Be made known to God. Does God know all things? Yes, God knows all things. So what does he say let let them be known to God?

He's saying perform that act of transfer. What that that energy that you were putting that care and that word that you were putting into that those anxieties transfer all that energy into trusting in The Lord with your prayers and supplication with Thanksgiving.

So he's speaking of that that transfer putting it taking it out of your hands and putting it in God's hands. And that was number four fourth way to stand firm in the Lord. And then here's number five verse seven and the peace of God.

So.

So when this this happens, this is this is another result of our faith. Thanksgiving is a result of our faith prayers and act of faith. Thanksgiving is a result of faith when we transfer.

Our.

Efforts our energy anxiety. Our fear when we transfer all those things our desires our needs our wants does when we transfer all those things into the hands of God. First it will result in Thanksgiving.

Second it will it will result in the peace of God. The peace of God. So when you when you feed anxiety. The result is fear and more worry. When you transfer it over to God the result is.

Peace.

Peace of God and that's what we desire peace and Not anxiety not worried and not fear. Then he says this peace of God that you're going to receive receive as a result of that transfer Is a peace that surpasses it goes beyond anything that we could comprehend so we.

It's just like thinking about Jesus walking on water beyond our comprehension Jesus feeding five thousand men plus women and children with five barley loaves and two fish beyond our comprehension Jesus Saving a wretch like me Beyond our comprehension and God giving us peace despite The persecution the false teaching the judgment to come Is a peace that he gives us.

That's beyond our comprehension. When we have it when it comes when we receive it. I Don't know how it works. I don't know how he does it. But he is a God that is able to do it and he has done it and he'll continue to do it because he will Fulfill his promises.

We will receive the peace of God when we transfer Transfer that energy That fear that worry anxiety to the Lord. And he says that peace it shall guard of course. It even sounds like a military term. It's a it's a military term where this this peace will be on guard.

It will even be on guard. It will give you this. It will give you this peace and it will surpass your comprehension your understanding but just like Just like he's referring to their anxiety was continuous.

It was a continuous thing that he wanted them to stop and not even have anxiety about one one thing. This peace that you will receive It will be a continuous thing and not only does it give you a rest a peace a feeling but this This peace that God gives that comes from God.

It's like a sentinel soldier Who marches back and forth in your heart? He says guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. So if you're in Christ This peace will Stand guard be on the march in your hearts and in your minds to continue to protect you.

When you when.

Something new that would cause you fear and anxiety pops up or Or you're tempted to have fear and anxiety about things that you had those feelings before about tried to. Are you're tempted to go back to that fear and anxiety about those same things or I can't remember my remember my third point, but but it's Something new or something from the past that you're tempted to bring back up this peace that God gives.