In this sermon on Philippians 1:12-18, Pastor Jonathan Parnell’s exposition shows how Paul’s passion for the glory of God magnified through the advance of the gospel shaped his outlook on: how he was doing, how he understood the impact of his witness, and the way he viewed other ministries. This same idea of our passion shaping our outlook is still true for us today.
Passion Shapes Outlook
CC Sermon • Philippians 1:12-18
January 28, 2024 • Jonathan Parnell • Philippians 1:12–18
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