This sermon centers on Philippians 2:1-11, exploring the concept of *kenosis* and its implications for Christian humility. Pastor Anthony Uvenio refutes misinterpretations of *kenosis* that lead to self-exaltation and the pursuit of unearned status, contrasting Jesus's radical humility and sacrifice with humanity's tendency to usurp God's glory, as exemplified by Xavier Alvarez's false claim to the Congressional Medal of Honor. The sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding the Trinity and God's nature as love preceding power, highlighting the contrast between Adam and Eve's grasping for godliness and Christ's willing self-emptying. Pastor Anthony connects Jesus's nakedness on the cross to Adam and Eve's shame, portraying it as a reversal of the fall and a remedy for humanity's sin. The sermon concludes with a call to humility, urging listeners to prioritize serving others and to emulate Jesus's sacrifice, ultimately finding victory through humility and love for the Savior. #philippians2 #humility #kenosis #goodfriday #jesuschrist #christianity #theology #reformedtheology #grace #sacrifice
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