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Acts 1:14 · BSB
1:14 With one accord they all continued in prayer, along with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with His brothers.
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…what we see 120 people doing in Acts, chapter 1, as they wait for the Holy Spirit to come. What are they doing? They're praying. Look with me atActs 1:14. It says, **"All these with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer, together with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and his…
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…go back to busy, go back to work? Will they run in fear? By the way, the guy they're following just lost his life not long ago. Here's what they doActs chapter 1, verse 14. They all were continually united in prayer, along with the women, including Mary, the mother of Jesus, and the brothers of Jesus. They waited. Not…
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…of a church that's devoted to God, continuing steadfastly in prayer. It's used throughout the book of Acts to describe the church. We find it inActs 1, verse 14. All of these with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer together with the women and Mary, the mother of Jesus, and the brothers. Why were…
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…some of these little glimpses of that, especially in the book of Acts. So I'll be bouncing around in different verses in Acts, mostly starting inActs chapter 1, verse 14. Here we have kind of the beginning of the book of Acts. And we have the beginning of really the church. This is on the day of Pentecost. It says,…
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…So there is something we want to see. And we know that via prayers these things will be. Hallelujah. Praise God. Hallelujah. First Corinthians,Acts chapter 1, verse 14. He said, these all continue with one accord in prayer and what? Supplication with the women and Mary, the mother of Jesus. And with what? With his…
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…birthday as the church, which is really cool when you think about where we came from, which leads us to our final truth. We are united in prayer.Acts chapter 1 verse 14, they all met together and were constantly united in prayer. And I got to thinking about this group of people that were gathered. You had Thomas,…
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…therefore, from the example of Jesus and from the revelation, to recognize prayer together is important. It follows through in the book of Acts. InActs chapter 1, verse 14, it's really interesting that the apostles and the woman with them were all gathered together, devoted to prayer, in the days between the ascension…
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…it's for pastors. You know, the way I saw Pastor Fred was praying. I know this thing must be a special gift. This all continued with one accord.Acts chapter 1 verse 14. This all continued with one accord in prayer and supplication. With who? With who? With who? With the women and Mary, the mother of who? And with…
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…just like we are. But keep looking at the text in verse 14, I want to show you the next step that we can make when we're overwhelmed. Verse 14,Acts 1:14says this, "They all joined together constantly in prayer." Are you seeing it? Are you seeing it? I'm not making it up. I'm just reading the text…
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…one, one accord in prayer. I know my wife's looking at me like my intro was long. I think it was. One accord in prayer. The word of God says inActs chapter 1, verses 12 through 14. Then they returned to Jerusalem from the mount called Olivet, which is near Jerusalem, a Sabbath day journey away. And when they had entered, they…
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…day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place. They were all gathered together in one place. The same thing we see inActs chapter 1 verse 14. They all continued together in oneness in prayer and supplication with the webed and many the brother of Jesus and with the brethren. They all…
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…after the resurrection, by the time we come to, say, Acts chapter 1. Look who's in this special gathering in that upper room. Check this out inActs chapter 1, verse 14. All these, with one accord, were devoting themselves to prayer together with the women and Mary, the mother of Jesus, and his brothers. And so…
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…it much right here. And you know, we don't know a ton about Jesus' brothers and his sisters, but we do see that they changed their tune inActs chapter 1, verses 14. As they see them, as we're gonna uh as you see them in Acts, they're gonna be praying with the church as they waited for the Holy Spirit to come.…
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…and translators have tried to put it across in different ways. But it's a sense of unity. And it's a sense of unity no matter what. You see it inActs 1, verse 14. There, that very same word is used. All these were with one accord. Were devoting themselves to prayer. One accord is the word that's used there.…
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…days. So what's the time gap there? 10 days. Very good. Jesus had been gone for 10 days, and it says they were with one accord in one place. And inActs 1 verse 14, it says these all continued with one accord in prayer and supplication. So they'd spent 10 days now praying for this promise. And they couldn't…
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…together. First of all, in Acts chapter 1, and especially verse 14, we're going to think about these first disciples praying for the Spirit. So, inActs chapter 1, verse 14, they all join together constantly in prayer. Now, the context, as Stephen read it for us, Jesus is about to return to heaven. Jesus has promised…
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…Israel what's going to happen are you going to restore your people again but what does it lead to it leads to a prayer meeting in the upper room inActs chapter 1 verse 14it says all these with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer not 3,000 together in the upper room if you look at it in verse 14 you can see…
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…own brothers did not believe in him, meaning Jude was not a believer during Christ's first advent. But by the time Jesus is resurrected, we read inActs chapter 1, verse 14, that all these believers, with one accord, were devoting themselves to prayer, together with the women and Mary, the mother of Jesus, and his…
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…we understand that God has made us to pray for his kingdom to come. So the first section of God's Word we're going to look at tonight is fromActs chapter 1, verses 6 to 14, and our big point that we're going to see is that a healthy church is united in prayer. So Acts chapter 1, this is just as Jesus is about to…
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…to wash the feet of the saints. Third, women along with men are called to be prayer warriors. Now turn with me to the beginning of the book ofActs, chapter 1, verse 14. It says there, all these with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer and together with the woman and Mary, the mother of Jesus and his…
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