Hey there, friends. What you're listening to in this episode is a bonus episode. And it's the kind of

content that I publish every week in my bonus podcast called Digging Deeper. Now, Digging Deeper is a

gift that I give to partners of the morning mindset, those who support on a monthly basis. So if you're

interested in getting this kind of content and in supporting those who support on a monthly basis. So if you're interested in getting

this kind of content and in supporting what's going on with the morning mindset and spreading

the gospel all over the world, you can find out how to do that by going to morning mindsetmedia.com

slash partner. You'll also find that link in the description for this episode. So sit back and enjoy this sermon audio called Watch Out for the Dogs.

Well, hello, my friends.

I want you to know you are a very special group of people to me.

You have devoted yourselves, given yourselves in small and big ways to supporting what the Lord has put on my heart to do through the morning mindset.

And it's a joy and a privilege and an honor for me to do it and to know that you're coming alongside me financially

to help. It's just a very touching thing to me. Thank you, friends. Thank you for your obedience.

Thank you for your encouragement. It's always such a good thing to know. I'm not alone in this.

What you're going to be receiving today through the Digin Deeper podcast is another sermon from the book of Philippians chapter 3.

And in this one, the apostle Paul gives us a warning about some very dangerous things that we can experience in the Christian life.

I hope this is a benefit to you.

Well, good morning again, Grace Point. How are you? Good to have you here. I want to remind you about the GP-Reed program. How's that going for you? Yeah? First service,

I got some thumbs up. That's encouraging. I hear some goods of this service. That's great.

Just want to encourage you to stick with it. I understand when you're slogging through the middle of Job, which we were a week or so ago, that can be a little rough.

Listening to all this bad advice and trying to figure out what the heck am I supposed to take out of this. I totally get it. But let me give you a pastoral

hint here. As you're reading the Bible, don't just read the Bible. Ask God to illuminate your mind.

Ask God to give you insight to what you're reading and to teach you what he wants

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