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Acts 1:11 · BSB
1:11 “Men of Galilee,” they said, “why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen Him go into heaven.”
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…Luke's gospel doesn't actually tell us how Judas responded, but when you read on in Luke's continued account into the book of Acts, if you go toActs chapter 1, we see what Luke has to say about Judas. it's not a pretty picture. Just go forward. Luke, John, and then Acts chapter 1 verse 17. So this is…
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…made for. When God talks about waiting, he is not talking about idleness. waiting, he is thinking about active dependence. We see this show up inActs chapter 1. When he calls the disciples to go back to Jerusalem and to do what? Do you realize he calls them to go back and to wait? wait for the Holy Spirit…
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…made for. When God talks about waiting, he is not talking about idleness. waiting, he is thinking about active dependence. We see this show up inActs chapter 1. When he calls the disciples to go back to Jerusalem and to do what? Do you realize he calls them to go back and to wait? wait for the Holy Spirit…
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…the world anything less than what we have, but we need to take it to the whole of this world, to all of its people. If you look at the Bible, inActs chapter 1, there were about 120 people who met together for prayer. By Acts chapter 2, 3,000 had been added to the church at the end of Peter's Pentecost…
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…is true news. Well, Luke, who is the author of Luke's Gospel, has some news for us. Keep your finger in Luke's Gospel, Chapter 1, and flick on toActs, Chapter 1. So you've got Luke, then John, and then Acts, Acts, Chapter 1. Keep your finger in Luke, and go to Acts, Chapter 1. You may know that Luke is the…
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…apostle. So, not just anybody that lived around Jesus and saw him after his resurrection. There's others in the scripture who are called disciples.Acts chapter 1, we see a group of disciples gathered. The apostles were a very specific group of men who met these criteria, walked with Jesus, seen him after his…
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…you a big overview. So if you have your Bibles, the Red Bibles with you, it's on page number 1093. In a while, we'll be reading a few verses fromActs chapter 1and Acts chapter 2. So now the question, who wrote the book of Acts? But it is undisputed that Luke was the author of Acts, and also the gospel of…
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…Now these appearances to all these different people different places different geographical locations they took place over a 40 day period. Look inActs chapter 1. It says after his suffering he presented himself to them and gave many convincing proofs that he was alive. He appeared to them over a period of…
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…a sense that our life is a part of what God's doing here in this world. We started reading in Acts chapter 8. But if you have a Bible, flip back toActs chapter 1. I want to show you something. I'll start about Acts chapter 1. I'll start reading in verse 6. Now, the book of Acts is basically what happens…
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…were in Jerusalem, and they were, it says here in this first verse, they were scattered throughout all the region of Judea and Samaria. Remember inActs chapter 1, Jesus said, You shall be my witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. So here, the first part where they were in…
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…going to be the text for today is Acts chapter 14 and we're going to address some points and move on. But before we do that, I want us to look atActs chapter 1. Mark Acts chapter 14. I want you to go back to Acts chapter 1 with me. There's some other places I want you to turn as well. Because it's…
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…not something done in secret. As you read through verses 5 through 8 there, Jesus appeared to a lot of people over a period of 40 days, we read inActs chapter 1in verse 3. Jesus died on the cross. He arose from the grave. And He was seen by people who saw Him die. He was seen by people who knew that He was…
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…about it. The range would be between 14 and 20 years. I think that's what you've got to wrap your mind around is that it's been some time sinceActs chapter 1to Acts chapter 13. We didn't just speed through six months. It's been quite an expanse of time, the building of the church in this region and then…
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…lead us back to where it all began. Back to what we're going to look at this morning. This Christian movement, the new church era that began inActs chapter 1and 2, where the gospel rocketed out of Jerusalem and affected Judea and Samaria and the uttermost parts of the world. It all began with this small…
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…but mostly it is used in a technical sense of one sent, one appointed by the Lord Jesus, one sent by him with a message to speak his message. So inActs chapter 1, when they needed to get a new apostle to replace Judas who betrayed the Lord Jesus, there were certain criteria. It had to be someone who had been…
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…we see in Acts chapter 2, 42 to 47. Jesus' vision for the life of the church is a shared life together. Now, let me give you a bit of context. InActs chapter 1, we saw Jesus has given his followers a task of finishing the mission he began. It basically starts off by saying, Luke saying, in my former book,…
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…And we are part of that redemptive story, and the sending of the Holy Spirit has great significance for us today. Recall so far in the book ofActs chapter 1, there's a short account of Jesus' post-resurrection ministry. Verse 3 reads, He presented Himself alive to them after His suffering by many…
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Turn to the book ofActs chapter 1. Our text for today will be verses 12-26. ! Beloved, this is God's word to us. It was written for His glory and our good. We would all do well to…
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…not to ignore them because they understand that the hope that they have, that they've received, isn't about them. So let's back up a little bit. InActs chapter 1, the apostles are all together. Jesus says in verse 8, speaking to the apostles right before he ascends into heaven, he says, but you will receive…
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…So in the book of Acts, it is the story of the spread of the gospel. It is the message of salvation going out around the world. You may remember inActs chapter 1, the Lord Jesus says how this will happen. So first of all, we're to go to Jerusalem, to Samaria, and then to the ends of the earth. Very clear…
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