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Acts 10:28 · BSB
10:28 He said to them, “You know how unlawful it is for a Jew to associate with a foreigner or visit him. But God has shown me that I should not call any man impure or unclean.
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…deeply divided ethnic and religious groups, breaking down the walls that stood for hundreds of years. A similar thing happens, event happens, inActs chapter 10. We'll look at that a bit later on in a few weeks. God sent Peter all the way to Caesarea to share the gospel to the Roman centurion, Cornelius.…
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…Acts sermon series. Um, we've been out of it for two weeks now, which feels weird. I'm excited to get back into it. And as Teresa read, we'll be inActs chapter 10, verse 1 through 33. So if you got your Bible, you can go ahead and open there to Acts 10. And if you don't have a Bible, we got some right outside the sanctuary doors…
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…like that is happening, where, where people find themselves speaking a known human language that other people understand. And I, I think that's inActs chapter 10. So in Acts chapter 10, the apostle Peter is in Cornelius's house and the Holy Spirit comes on, all the people in the house and they start, well,…
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So this morning's readings taken fromActs chapter 10and can be found on page 1103 in the Pew Bibles at Caesarea there was a man named Cornelius, a centurion in what was known as the Italian Regiment.…
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…with her. So we meet Lydia here, and she is already also a God worshiper. What does that mean? We met a guy who was very similar to that back inActs chapter 10. A guy named Cornelius. If you remember Cornelius in Acts chapter 10, Cornelius, he liked to, or he was a devout Gentile. He was devout to the…
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…with welcoming people from across cultures? That's what we'll unpack in today's sermon. Good morning everyone. Today's reading is from the book ofActs, chapter 10, verses 9 to 48. Get comfortable. About noon the following day, as they were on their journey and approaching the city, Peter went up to the roof to pray. He…
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…according to the message. We must ask for this. It changes you. And it is available to everybody. Any questions before we go on? Okay, let's readActs chapter 10, verse 9 to 28, Acts 10, 9 to 28. Again, about noon the following day, as they were on their journey and approaching the city, Peter went up on the roof to pray.…
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…weeks later that she felt called to Japan, and so God was putting our lives together. That's a word of wisdom. That's having a word of wisdom. InActs chapter 10, we have Peter, if you recall in Acts 10, he's in Caesarea, and a sheet, he's asleep, and he has a vision of a sheet coming down, four corners,…
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…shift. Uh the scene cuts back to Peter. Um and I think that what we see is this shift is intentional. Um before the Gentile mission explodes inActs chapter 10and 11. Luke wants us to see something crucial. The risen Jesus, the risen Christ, has not stopped working. He's not stopped acting, he has not…
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…in a place of weakness, often in a, in a broken and challenging world being led by the Spirit. And then the second passage I want to look at is inActs chapter 10, when Peter has this vision, that is the starting point for the church expanding beyond just the Jewish world into people like me. I'm not Jewish,…
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…in Jesus. And then the church grew through the ministry of those Jews to other Jews. And it seems like that that's what God was going to do. And inActs chapter 10, we find Peter praying on the roof of someone's house. And God shows him a vision three times of animals and things that he could eat, but he never…
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…are opened then, his eyes are opened again. And how God wants to move. Here is another time when Peter's eyes are open. Where does that happen?Acts chapter 10. What's he doing? He just wanted to have lunch. The Bible says, and he began to feel hungry. And he was wondering, according to the message…
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…robe on him, puts the ring on him, hugs him, the Bible says embraces him. And if you look at that word, hugs him is the same word that's used inActs chapter 10, where it says they were filled with the Holy Spirit. The same exact word that's used for when the father embraces him is the same word that's used…
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…they all understood. Now, one more thing regarding speaking in tongues, please. The baptism of the Holy Spirit only happened in Acts chapter 2 andActs chapter 10. It was given to the apostles In Acts chapter 2, when the Kingdom came and the audience being Jewish, Jewish, that was there and they were able to…
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…the church. So even Peter the apostle has come under its spell. He's become guilty in chapter 2, verse 11, onwards of hypocrisy. So he knows.Acts chapter 10, if you read your McShane Bible reading plan, you'll have read Acts chapter 10. Peter has come to discover God shows no favoritism. He knows the…
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…now this little group that was just in Jerusalem has now moved out to Judea, has moved into some of Samaria, and that's where we catch it inActs chapter 10, when Peter reaches the first Gentile Cornelius. In Acts chapter 11, it gives us this calling that all of us have on our lives at Antioch, it's…
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…not always, you know, silence ourselves from the body. Are we together? Acts chapter 15, verse 10. There's an issue that happened in the church inActs chapter 10, chapter 15, verse 1, where the brethren had an issue concerning doctrine. I just want us to see an example in the life of the apostles and we move…
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…and sisters, God is involved in the spread of the Gospel in the book of Acts. The Spirit of God is divinely working. We read a little bit later inActs chapter 10. Verse 19. And this momentous occasion of Peter going to the Gentiles in Cornelius' home. While Peter was reflecting on the vision, the Spirit said…
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…endure. When you read the martyrs, I hope I'm saying that right, from the early church, what they had to go through, seeing Stephen being stoned inActs chapter 10, and his deliberate purpose was to look like Christ, and so he let that happen because that is what looking like Christ meant for him. When you…
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…as it has now been revealed by the Spirit to his holy apostles and prophets. They didn't know, you know, when the Gentiles got the Holy Spirit inActs chapter 10and Caesarea, Peter went what's going on here? I can't come in here and God had told him down at at the House of Simon the tenant. Hey, what I tell…
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