Glory in Shame: Grappling with Philippians

[@jewishbride5010]

Father God, thank you for in your glory we find true, worthy and eternal richesses of the spirit as in the natural world! In agreement with this whole message and the word of philippians 3:17-21, 2 corinthians 6:14-18 I bind to hell one to see glory into shame and contract glory out of shame in my life, the lives of my family, friends, colleagues, neighbours, acquitances, opponents and the body of Christ, binding to hell every unequal yoke and common share with anyone seeing glory into shame and contracting glory out of shame, in the name and blood of Jesus Christ, amen and hallelujah!

[@MrGassemann]

A glorious body. That sounds nice! Thanks for grappling.

[@judithtaylor6713]

I’m seeing a Wolfmueller doodle book in the future with all your lovely graphics. The word picture of the resurrection is particularly comforting.

[@TimothyMoke]

Thanks, Rev. Wolfmueller. God's Word trans: Brothers and sisters, imitate me, and pay attention to those who live by the example we have given you. I have often told you, and now tell you with tears in my eyes, that many live as the enemies of the cross of Christ. In the end they will be destroyed. Their own emotions are their god, and they take pride in the shameful things they do. Their minds are set on worldly things. We, however, are citizens of heaven. We look forward to the Lord Jesus Christ coming from heaven as our Savior. Through his power to bring everything under his authority, he will change our humble bodies and make them like his glorified body.

[@chrisallen2023]

Great job on the text!!!

[@kathymokris3078]

Love how you capitalize the h's.

[@JoeHenkel]

Great thoughts, thanks for sharing!!

[@MissionZer0]

Oooooh this stuff gets me so pumped!! I so ❤️language and word study! Great video, subbed and psyched to see more! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@paulsteitz8557]

Thanks for the diagram illustrating body and soul from conception to the resurrection at Christ's return. Would it be accurate to say that time, as we know it, stops at the moment of death when our perfected soul separates from our body? Is time, as we know it, essentially irrelevant from that moment even as we await the resurrection of the body at Christ's return?

[@LisaB_12204]

Thank you. Why are you using KJV? I thought LCM uses ESV.