Gentle Joy and Protective Peace

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Gentle Joy and Protective Peace

Philippians 4:4-7

January 28, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Philippians 4:4–7

1. Do you actively "rejoice in the Lord"? What can you do to find your joy in Jesus?

2. Prayer prompt, "Lord, I will rejoice in you even when..."

3. Is your gentleness evident to others?

4. What are you anxious about? What can you do about it? What do you need to trust God for?

5. Prayer prompt: "Lord, I am anxious about...help me to trust you with this."

Faithful Gospel Partnership

March 3, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Philippians 4:14–23

1. Are you a partner in the gospel or a church consumer? What's the difference between the two? 2. What should be our motivation for giving? 3. Do you have a disciplined and intentional plan to give? 4. What's the next step for you to grow in your giving?

Content in Christ

February 25, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Philippians 4:10–13

SUMMARY: 1. Contentment must be learned 2. Contentment does not depend on our circumstances 3. Contentment comes from Christ Main Point: I can learn to be content because Jesus is always enough for me REFLECTION/APPLICATION QUESTIONS: 1. Are you content with your state of life? 2. What do you tend to look to for contentment: money, relationships, career, etc.? 3. According to this passage: where is true contentment found? 4. Finish the sentence with a specific application for yourself: Because Christ is enough for me, I can...

Gospel-Shaped Thoughts and Lives

February 18, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Philippians 4:8–9

1. Does verse 8 describe your general pattern of thinking? How can you grow in this? 2. What's one thought pattern you need to take captive and make obedient to Christ? What verses and truths from Scripture can help you do this? 3. Think of a favorite movie, book or show. In what ways does it promote truth, honor, justice, purity, loveliness? 4. What might you need to add or remove from your mental intake to improve your thought life? 5. Who are you following to live a more gospel-shaped life? And who are you investing in to help them grow in the gospel?