Highlights:
– This verse is typically used to mean, “I can do anything I set my mind to” and then apply it to various life goals or the overcoming of adversity.
– Context always determines the meaning of words. “All things” means whatever the context dictates. Here, it is not literally all things.
– The main idea of the paragraph is “I’ve learned in whatever situation I am to be content.” Phil 4:13 relates directly to that idea.
– Phil 4:13 is a statement about the ability of the believer to be content in all circumstances.
– We should appeal to this verse anytime we find ourselves in difficult situations, struggling to be content.

Episode 253: Final episode

Episode 252: Did Jesus descend to hell?

Episode 251: How should we understand texts that seem to contradict election? Part 4 (2 Peter 3:9)

Episode 250: How should we understand texts that seem to contradict election? Part 3

Episode 249: What does it mean to be gospel-centered?

Episode 248: How should we understand texts that seem to contradict election? Part 2

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