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Acts 1:8 · BSB
1:8 But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be My witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”
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…baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Jesus is preparing them for what he will leave, his parting words inActs chapter 1and verse 8 when he says, But as for you, you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaritan to the ends of the earth. Jesus is saying, buckle…
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…from a famous Acts scripture that you've probably heard a thousand times, but I'm gonna uh unpack it in a different way. I want us to read fromActs chapter 1, uh verses 1 to 8. It says, in my former book, so this is the apostle Luke writing the book of Acts. So he's talking about Luke. I wrote about all…
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…coming. What does that coming look like? And so Jesus tries to explain it to them. And again, a little later on the day of ascension in John inActs chapter 1, some of you will remember the conversation that the disciples are saying, Okay, Jesus, before you leave, are you now going to establish your…
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…us and inward, about our comfort and having comfort in our boundaries. What we're gonna see today in our text is that we're gonna look throughActs chapter 1that are values from. This is what's really happening. Jesus has died, he's risen, and he has now spent 40 days appearing to his disciples and…
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…which is the Holy Spirit himself. So you go and wait and pray. And they waited. And when Sunday came, the day of Pentecost, something happened.Acts chapter 1and verse 4 and 5, we'll quit with this today. Praise the Lord. The scripture builds a fire inside of us. That's right. And if we don't respond a…
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…house is the house where the disciples ate the final Passover meal, the Last Supper, Mark 14:14-16, and that this is probably the same place inActs chapter 1and verse 13 when it says the disciples were in the upper room awaiting the baptism of the Holy Spirit. And then in Acts 2:2, it just says they…
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…other Gospels and we look to Acts and we get some clues. Luke, the author Luke, mentions Thaddeus as Judas, the son of James, in both Luke 6 andActs chapter 1. And what we know about Luke is that he was a doctor. He researched meticulously. He was very detailed in his writing. He was polished. He was…
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To. So this isActs chapter 1, and we're going to be in verse 12. Now, Jesus, if you forgot, if you weren't here last week, we're just at the moment where Jesus ascended, He…
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…That day did not happen or could not happen until the spirit was poured out. And that's what happened on the day of Pentecost. So if we go toActs chapter 1. I want to read 1 to 8 because I want to show you that the day didn't come yet. And this was an appointed day. So this is why the thief was able to…
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…moments on the word affection. The Greek translation is the word splocknon, and it literally refers to the region of one's bowels. For example, inActs chapter 1and verse 18, it describes a remorseful Judas falling from the tree he hung himself on, hitting the ground, and his intestines splattering on the…
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…every gathering of believers across the world. Together we are the spirit-filled church. And so let's just begin by reading a couple scriptures. InActs chapter 1. Let's just read. Let's just read verse 5. Let's begin there. He says, For John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit…
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…for a second. If you have your Bibles, we're going to go to Acts chapter 2, verse 17. We're going to jump back and forth between Acts chapter 2 andActs chapter 1. And I'm going to pray over the message and pray over the green invitation balls that we have down here. If you're new and didn't know what these…
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…had a Holy Spirit? Yes. But he sends them to Jerusalem. He says, go wait for the promise. He says something different. If you're in Acts, go toActs chapter 1. We're going to dive into Acts verse 1. It says this, the former account I made, O Theophilus, of all that Jesus began both to do and to teach…
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…saying to one another, What does this mean? But some sneered and said, They are drunk on new wine. Now, Luke told us in the previous chapter inActs chapter 1, that the risen Christ had gathered his disciples together on the Mount of Olives and gave them a command that was wrapped up in a promise. You…
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…is all about. You are introducing Christianity to people, and then you're walking with them and showing them what it means to be a Christ follower.Acts chapter 1and verse number 8 reads, But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all…
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…are the examples do we have of corporate prayers in the scriptures? Louder? The early church, the early church. We see them praying together inActs chapter 1. We also see them praying to that together in Acts chapter 4. The church in Jerusalem prayed together. The church in Antioch also did what? Prayed…
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…of the Messiah over the Jewish people. And now one of the apostles is dead. Judas hung himself. So one of the things that you see in the book ofActs, chapter 1, right away, is you see them have to say, they go to the book of Psalms, and we have to take over his office. We need to elect another apostle to…
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…to heaven on what? On a cloud, which is crazy. Because it could potentially also be other people. How do we know that? Well, let's remember inActs chapter 1, when Jesus goes up and it describes, it's talking about those who were resurrected. And how interesting is this, too, that when the two are killed…
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…here's that word everybody gets been out of shape over. What is that word? Raptesio, which means Jesus was raptured. Well, when was Jesus raptured?Acts chapter 1. The disciples are with Jesus in Acts chapter 1, and all of a sudden he's caught up with a cloud of witnesses with him. Again, there's always these…
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…and declaring his holy name. Number six. Jesus promised his disciples before he left them that they should be baptized in the Holy Spirit. InActs chapter 1and verse number 5, Acts chapter 1 and verse number 5, the Bible says, John truly baptized with water, but ye shall be baptized with the Holy…
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