Keep On Keeping On
Christian maturity is a matter of progression instead of perfection. As we follow Jesus, we gradually grow closer to Him in our personal discipleship.
Author

Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor

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Keep On Keeping On
Christian maturity is a matter of progression instead of perfection. As we follow Jesus, we gradually grow closer to Him in our personal discipleship.
Date
April 19, 2020
Speaker

Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
Scripture
Philippians 3:12-16
Press On (3:12)
- Christian maturity is a matter of progression instead of perfection.
- Just because you can’t be perfect doesn’t mean you have to be lazy.
- We ought to steward our lives well due to the price Christ paid for them.
Look Ahead (3:13-14)
- You will never move forward if you keep looking back.
- Past regrets and past successes can be your greatest enemies.
- Learn from your regrets without obsessing over them.
- Acknowledge your successes without assuming you will repeat them.
Hold True (3:15-16)
- God’s will has never been for us to settle into a stagnate faith.
- We are dependent upon God’s revelation for our spiritual maturity.
- Accept where you are right now, and keep on keeping on.
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