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Acts 1:25 · BSB
1:25 to take up this ministry and apostleship, which Judas abandoned to go to his rightful place.”
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…rather than an office all that to say scripture itself gives evidence of three different tiers of apostles and what we're dealing with here inActs chapter 1is the highest level the twelve those who will sit on throne to judge the twelve tribes of Israel and Luke continues his description of the…
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…brings he transforms their life. He taught them. Why did he teach them? Because he had a purpose. What was that purpose? Well Acts tells us againActs chapter 1and verse 8 Jesus says you will be my witnesses. Jerusalem and Samaria and all around the world. Time with Jesus. He taught them truth. He taught…
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…gospel. Time to rekindle passion for the unstoppable Jesus. His unstoppable gospel and his unstoppable mission under his Lordship. Let's jump intoActs chapter 1now. I want to pose two questions. I see them on the outline. If you've got a bit of a minute, I can't wait to get on the door. Two questions. What…
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…church. It's a little church, it's called the Twelve Disciples. And that's the beginning of the New Testament church that's going to be birthed inActs chapters 1and 2, with the coming of the kingdom of God through the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. He doesn't understand that yet. But he he hears what he's…
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…that people were connected, and we're to adopt the same thing. So in Acts 1, the disciples are told to depart from Jerusalem, and I'm sorry, inActs chapter 1, the disciples are told not to depart from Jerusalem. Wait on the Holy Spirit, which is great. That's great. Verse 8 says, the power of the Holy…
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…church. And after I awaken you, I want to empower you so that you can crack and penetrate the frontiers of a young world. It's almost a repeat ofActs chapter 18 only in the context of a target audience. In Acts 1 8 it was, and you shall be witnesses to me in this and this and to the ends of the earth…
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…or natural disasters. The time is fulfilled at a time when no one knows except the Father. What did Jesus say to the disciples when he ascended inActs chapter 1? He said, It is not for you to know the times or the seasons that the Father has fixed by his own authority. The times, the seasons are fulfilled.…
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…on the cross, He is resurrected, He lives for 30 days. And He ascends back to the Father and we next see the church in the last chapter of Luke andActs chapter 1. Now, Acts chapter 1, I love this because Jesus looks at the disciples, prior to ascending to heaven, He looks at these disciples and He says,…
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…he would send the Holy Spirit to empower us to do his will and to serve his church. He said this clearly in John 14. He said, And then he said inActs chapter 1in verse 8, 1 Peter 4 in verse 10. As each one of you has received a gift, a special gift of the Holy Spirit, employ it in serving one another as…
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…move to revelations 12-11. Let's commit to that as a church. One of the marks of the Holy Spirit in the early church was the spirit of boldness.Acts chapter 1-8 and the Holy Spirit shall come upon you and you shall be witnesses to me from Jerusalem to Judea to the ends of the earth. Acts chapter 4 verse…
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…It actually became a major step towards the fulfillment of Jesus' promise to his disciples. Okay, what promise? Well, the one that we saw back inActs chapter 1, verse uh eight. And I'll read it for you. This is where Jesus said, this is before he ascended up into heaven. He's saying his final words to his…
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…work. Missions is not just a relational work, but missions is a spiritual work where God is active and where God is moving. Look back, turn toActs chapter 1. At the very beginning of this book, as we understand and see what it looks like when the men and women of God are going to proclaim the truth of…
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…outline for today's talk there in front of you, and then you help you to follow along. So let me pray, and then we're going to launch straight intoActs chapter 1and set the scene for us for this series. Gracious God, we thank you for every life and for every life that is tuned in now to your word. We pray…
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…it. It's the inaugural moment of when the church was birthed, when we had our mission, but we also had our power. We can see here in the book ofActs, chapter 1, verse number 8. This is Jesus talking to his disciples. One of his parting words that he was saying to them, he says this, but you will receive…
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…deceiving my own self. Let me be the pillar and ground of the truth in Jesus name, amen. Let's turn in our Bibles to the book of Acts. Of courseActs chapter 1will start there in verse four. And being assembled together with them, that's Jesus with the disciples, the 12. He suggested to them that they…
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…had conversations with them. He was very, very much alive. And so for 40 days, Jesus walks with them, and he's even eating dinner with them in uhActs chapter 1, starting in verse 4, and it says this. On one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave them this command: do not leave Jerusalem, but wait…
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…Luke begins to sequel the book of Acts with this very same scene, seen from a different camera angle, right? There's a parallel between Luke 24 andActs chapter 1. We read that Jesus led the disciples out as far as Bethany, he lifted up his hands, he blessed them, and while he blessed them, he parted from…
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…acts 1. It's verses 1 through 11. And then I'll read the other 2 as we come to those points in the sermon. So if you would, turn in your bibles toacts chapter 1. I'll read the first eleven verses. In the first book, Otheophilus, I have dealt with all that Jesus began to do and teach until the day when he…
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…know he. He went up into heaven after he rose from the dead. He was here 40 days and 40 nights. He showed himself alive by many infallible proofsActs, chapter 1. And then he ascended into heaven and left. In Luke 24, verse 49 I want you to see this and he said to them, to the disciples behold, I send the…
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…to be found. Jesus actually entrusts Mary to the care of John, his disciple. But when we turn over just a few short pages from John chapter 19 toActs chapter 1, we see something incredible. The followers of the risen Jesus are gathered for prayer in Jerusalem, and the apostles are there. And then Luke…
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