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To Know Him | Phil. 3:4-11

To Know Him | Phil. 3:4-11

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Do your good works, church attendance, or religious background make you right with God? It is one of the most important questions anyone can ask, and the answer from Scripture might surprise you. In Philippians 3, the Apostle Paul lays out one of the most powerful arguments in all of the New Testament against self-righteousness and works-based salvation. Paul was not writing as someone unfamiliar with religious achievement. He had elite Jewish heritage from the tribe of Benjamin, was circumcised on the eighth day, trained as a strict Pharisee, zealous beyond his peers, and blameless under the law by every outward standard. If anyone had grounds to trust in religious credentials, it was Paul. And yet he called all of it rubbish. The Greek word Paul uses is skubalon, one of the harshest terms available to him. He was not being dramatic. He was being precise. When we use our good works to try to earn God's favor, those works become something God finds offensive, not because good works are wrong, but because using them as payment for what God freely gives is a rejection of grace itself. This message walks through what Paul was warning the church about, who the true people of God actually are, why righteousness cannot be earned, and what it means to gain Christ. It also explores the critical difference between Christianity and every other world religion, including Islam, Buddhism, and works-based religious systems, all of which operate on the same basic principle: do this and deserve that. The Gospel says something entirely different. Key topics covered include salvation by grace through faith, the meaning of justification, the role of good works in the Christian life, what it means to be found in Christ, and how to practically apply Paul's teaching to everyday life. Whether you are exploring Christianity for the first time, wrestling with doubts about your own standing before God, or a longtime believer who has quietly been keeping score with God, this message speaks directly to the heart of what it means to trust in Christ alone. Scriptures referenced include Philippians 3:3-11, Romans 4:5, Isaiah 64:6, Matthew 5:3, Matthew 5:20, and John 3. Relevant topics: salvation, grace, faith, works-based religion, Philippians 3, Paul's testimony, justification by faith, righteousness, Christian living, what is the Gospel, how to be saved, difference between Christianity and other religions, Sermon on the Mount, self-righteousness, trusting in Christ.
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