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29:06

Sunday Night, June 17, 2020 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

about 6 years ago

17:18

Paul uses an extended analogy. He calls it an allegory, kind of a lesson time, story time with Paul.

43:27

Standing Firm on the Truth

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 9 years ago

14:58

And so when we come to this place with the Apostle Paul, there are people who argue, well, Paul never

35:33

Sanctified Sarcasm

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 8 years ago

23:10

And we have Paul, he is giving a harsh indictment here. He is giving a harsh criticism. And the most difficult thing that I see in all of this, I think, is between verses 11 and 13, where Paul compares, in a sense, what they think they have in this royal setting, this palatial position, to what he has experienced as an apostle.

58:10

Spend and Be Spent

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 1 year ago

30:34

Same word Paul uses here, but referring to a man who was not an apostle.

15:09

Be Careful Who You Listen To

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 4 years ago

3:49

So Paul, no doubt, shared his testimony with them. They had become close. They knew about him. He knew about them. So he's trying to make that connection and convince them, I'm on your side. I'm looking out for you.

44:51

Book of Titus - Ch. 1, v. 1

PMC

Park Meadows Church

about 2 years ago

15:20

And Paul knows that he, as an individual man, can be the very instrument that God uses to do just that

50:54

Allegory of Law and Gospel

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

1:42

Because Paul is going in this passage to give us an allegory of his argument. Now, something to note is where this is actually coming in the argument. Paul has already argued from experience. He's already argued from Scripture.

55:47

Comparing Resumes with Paul

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 2 years ago

52:52

Paul knows that he's engaging in foolishness and he would never say that these things are what commend him to God in salvation. All of these things, all of the suffering, all of the anxieties, all of the pain, all of the scars, all of the cold and frigid temperatures, all of it is not to be compared to what Christ has done.

51:57

1 Corinthians 9:19-27 Winning More

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 2 years ago

38:08

Paul broadens it and raises the stakes in this second section, the discipline of a gospel life.

2:17:33

Was Paul an Apostle of Jesus or an Innovator?

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 6 years ago

1:23:45

I really see an intimate connection between Paul and the other apostles in that particular context.

59:46

Content with Grace Alone

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 1 year ago

43:54

Paul had experienced a revelation which was too powerful to be repeated, which may have been the very thing that expanded his faith for the mission that he was about to endure. Paul says, on behalf of that man, I will boast, but on my own behalf, I will not boast except in my weaknesses.

35:19

Caught Up Into Paradise

HYN

Have You Not Read

over 4 years ago

3:38

So it feels like, feels like, did I actually say that? You said it. I did. It looks like and appears that Paul is maintaining the same context. He's talking about himself but what God is doing in him.

21:59

WWUTT 1387 Boldly By Way of Reminder (Romans 15:14-16)

WWUTT Podcast

over 5 years ago

3:12

This is as if Paul is saying everything that I've said to you over this last chapter and a half. Of course, it wouldn't have the chapter markers the way Paul wrote the letter and sent it to Rome. But anyway, over the last chapter and a half, these things that I have said to you are not a rebuke.

37:28

Following the Follower II: Staying Steady in Hard Times

Media Gratiae

about 3 years ago

17:56

Another general principle, I think, that Paul uses here, though he doesn't explain it to us, we just

56:40

Acts 22 Your Story in His Story

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 14 years ago

1:19

Paul is, in our text, gonna boldly declare the way that his story, that Paul's story, got tied in with the story of God. How many of you know that God has this huge story that goes beyond before you were born, that's gonna go on after you're gone?

54:10

Sunday School: Servants of Christ for Your Good (1 Corinthians 4:1-21)

WWUTT Podcast

over 3 years ago

8:16

And Paul says it right off the bat at the very beginning here.

1:38:36

May 22, 2022 – Sunday Service Live Stream

APC

Ascension Presbyterian Church Longwood

about 4 years ago

1:10:18

Paul has gone to the third heaven and caught up into paradise. He heard inexpressible words, which is not lawful for a man to utter. Paul will boast of that man, himself, his experience, yet he's not going to let the boasting bring honor to him.

1:01:58

Hijacking the Scriptures Part II: The Romans 9 Debate - Rightly Dividing the Word?

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 10 years ago

44:55

But just as you've done so many times so far, I believe that you have a need to make this equivalent to Romans 9 so that this is a didactic text and this is a didactic text. This is Paul preaching. This is Paul preaching.

57:07

Adult Sunday School - The Analogy Of Marriage

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

about 2 years ago

49:28

So headship really needs to be the anchor that guides our analogy because that's where Paul locates the

36:43

Following the Follower VI: How to Handle Losing Heart

Media Gratiae

about 3 years ago

2:11

Paul finds at the heart of that supply? It is his God, and it is that he has made Paul a minister, a servant of the new covenant. And Paul spends most of chapter 3 contrasting the old covenant to the new covenant, or the new covenant to the old covenant, and describing how it is such a superior covenant, and the hope that he draws from that.