10/26/2025
Philippians 3:7-11 KEEP IT SIMPLE (Sunday Sermon Recap)
In a world that constantly tells us we need more—more status, more possessions, more achievements—the Apostle Paul reminds us of a powerful truth: everything fades to worthless when compared to knowing Jesus Christ.
Paul had every reason to boast. He had the credentials, the education, the religious status. But he counted it all as garbage compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ.
How often do we complicate our lives chasing things that won't matter in eternity? We burden ourselves with acquiring more, comparing ourselves to others, worrying about what we don't have instead of being thankful for what we do.
The truth is simple: when Jesus becomes our single focus, life becomes clear. Decisions become easier. We find peace that transcends understanding. Not because our circumstances are perfect, but because we're anchored in the One who is.
You can't run the good race carrying a sack of bricks. You can't get through the narrow gate with all your baggage. As we walk with Christ, the clutter falls away. Things that seemed so important a year ago mean nothing when He becomes everything.
True simplicity is the fruit of a heart satisfied in Christ alone. It's not about poverty—it's about priority. Seek first the kingdom of God, and everything else finds its proper place.
In this complicated world, let's keep it simple: Jesus is enough. He's all we need.
"Simplicity is a loving intent upon Jesus alone, seeking no other person or thing." - John Wesley
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