What if Philippians 4:13 doesn’t mean you can crush every goal, win every game, or magically fix bad decisions?In this message, Pastor Jon Groves shows how “I can do all things through Christ” is actually about doing the hard, ordinary, obedient things Jesus really calls us to.Most of us have seen Philippians 4:13 slapped on gym walls, graduation caps, and eye black. But Paul didn’t write this verse from a yacht or a victory parade—he wrote it from a Roman prison cell with no bed, no windows, and no guaranteed future.In this sermon from Philippians 4, Pastor Jon walks through what Christ actually strengthens us to do:Stand firm when the culture shiftsFight for unity when it’s easier to be offendedRejoice in the Lord when we’d rather complainLet our reasonableness be known to everyone in an age of outragePray instead of panic when anxiety knocksThink on what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendableLive content whether we’re in plenty or in needPhilippians 4:13 isn’t a Christian Red Bull for reckless choices. It’s a promise that through Christ, you can do all the hard, holy things He’s actually asked you to do.If you’ve been misusing this verse, or if you feel like you “can’t” in your marriage, your mind, your anxiety, or your calling—this message is for you.📖 Key Texts Philippians 4:1–13, especially Philippians 4:4–7 and Philippians 4:13 .Chapters 0:00 – I Have a Confession: Things I Can’t Do2:00 – “I Can Do All Things” (Misusing Philippians 4:13 )4:20 – What This Verse Does Not Mean (Top 5 Misuses)8:15 – The Real Meaning: Hard Things Christ Actually Calls Us To8:50 – Through Christ, I Can Stand Firm (Phil. 4:1)12:00 – Through Christ, I Can Fight for Unity (Phil. 4:2–3)17:00 – Through Christ, I Can Rejoice Instead of Complain (Phil. 4:4)20:10 – Let Your Reasonableness Be Known to Everyone (Phil. 4:5)26:50 – What Reasonableness Looks Like: Home, Social Media, Traffic, Customer Service33:40 – Pray Instead of Panic (Phil. 4:6–7)36:40 – Think on These Things (Phil. 4:8–9)41:40 – The Secret of Contentment (Phil. 4:10 –12)43:10 – Philippians 4:13 in Context: Contentment in Every Circumstance44:30 – Where Do You Need His Strength Today?46:00 – Gospel Invitation & Response