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Acts 11:25 · BSB
11:25 Then Barnabas went to Tarsus to look for Saul,
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…saved. But before we even get into the book of Acts, Paul and Peter had been spending time in this place called Antioch. This place in Antioch inActs chapter 11, where it's in Antioch, this place that's in southern Turkey. It's the place where people were first actually called Christians. And in 2015, I had…
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…city called Antioch. The gospel has spread here to this area and region of the world. I would encourage you, if you have a few minutes, to read inActs chapter 11, the birth of this church. It's an incredible picture and story of how this church was born and founded. Just to give you a quick nutshell of it,…
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…and I pray these things in your name. Amen. Maybe seated. Good morning. How are you? Awesome. If you have Bibles, would you grab those and go toActs chapter 11? Acts chapter 11. If you don't have one, you can relax as the words, I'm gonna uh uh the text we're preaching from is gonna appear here on the…
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…to give to the poor. And if I've taken anything from anyone, I'll pay them back four times what I've taken. Grace changes people. Well, think of inActs chapter 11. There's this amazing line. It says, when Barnabas came to Antioch, he saw the grace of God, and he encouraged them to remain faithful to the Lord.…
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…Good News of Jesus to others, especially another group of people who were considered outsiders at the time, which is the Gentiles. We see this inActs chapter 11, beginning in verse 19, it says, Now those who had been scattered by the persecution that broke out when Steven was killed, you can read about that…
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…In our world today where there is division. May the church be marked by the spirit of unity. Let's be people who have a different spirit. I loveActs, chapter 11. There's a moment where the church is expanding There in a place called Antioch and Luke, who wrote Acts, drops this little line in Acts, chapter…
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…Hallelujah. Let me ask you this real quick and then we're going to jump in the fivefold ministry. Can people see the grace? Of God on you andActs chapter 11verse number 23, the word says this, who, when he came and had seen the grace of God. So he was he looking at people and he saw the grace of God.…
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…in all nations. They knew the story of Cornelius. So they know this is too good to keep quiet. So what we're going to do is we're going to useActs chapter 11as a window for us to remind us or to show us that Jesus is really good news for us, really good news for our world. Whoever we are today, Jesus is…
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…what only he could do. The Lord would do what only he could do. That is, change hearts. Give new life to spiritually dead people. And we're told inActs chapter 11, that many were converted in Antioch as God's purposes in salvation and the efforts of the believers dovetailed. That's Acts chapter 11. Then when…
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…right now, reminding us that giving is a mercy ministry. The last text from the book of Acts that we're going to look at, we'll jump forward toActs chapter 11and verse 25 to 30. This brings us to the church in Antioch. So Acts chapter 11 at verse 25. Then Barnabas went to Tarsus to look for Saul and when…
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…be challenged with today. Would our community call us Christians? Sound a strange question? Would our community call us Christians? Come with me toActs chapter 11. I'll show you what I mean by that. If there was a lonely planet guide to the Roman Empire in the first century, three most biggest influential and…
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…So he goes home and he's left there in relative ease for just a moment. And then they come and fetch him. Of course, they come and fetch him inActs chapter 11. Barnabas comes and gets him, calls him out of retirement, his brief respite, and then it's all over from there. You know the story. After Acts…
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…repent. Repent. And then let's see if God saves you. That's his attitude toward Simon. Repent. And maybe if it's possible, God will forgive you.Acts chapter 11. The apostles are arguing, struggling, trying to make sense of how God could save the Gentiles in the same way he saves the Jews. I mean, shouldn't…
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…Good morning. I am Catherine Lopez and I'm part of the Central Berkeley Community Group. Today's scripture reading is from the Book ofActs, chapter 11, verses 19 to 30, and chapter 13, verses 1 to 3, as printed in the liturgy. Now those who had been scattered by the persecution that broke out when Stephen was…
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…we are to assemble ourselves together by command. The example is found on the first day of the week. We have a positive statement that's found inActs chapter 11and verse 26 that says they assembled with the church. Furthermore, in Acts and 1st Corinthians chapter 11 and verse 20, they came together in one…
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…until we die and go to heaven. He kept us for a great purpose. The topic of our text is discipleship. And as we just heard moments ago, our text isActs chapter 11, verses 19 through 30. When you think about a lush, green front lawn, you probably don't think about January in Ohio, right? You um, well, but as every neighbor, you…
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…be disciples. He calls them to be fully committed followers and the name gives it away Christian. The term was first used in the city of Antioch inActs chapter 11. It's part Greek part Latin. It means followers of the Christ. Christ. For the early Christians Christ was so much on the lips of these believers…
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…way. So God's not unaware of the fact that people are going to go their own way and worship whatever idols or whatever gods they want to. In fact,Acts chapter 11, or Acts chapter 17, verse 11, I believe, Paul says that God let the nations go their own way for them to search, to them, for them to search for…
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…with the new norm. So what does our future look like? What does it look like for us? Can the church change the world? So I want to pick upActs chapter 11. Get your Bibles, open it up, get the St. Paul's app, open that up as well. Acts chapter 11, get a glimpse of the church that changed the world.…
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…and God's grace pursues them. But he also gives us the ability to be a changed people. His grace grants us repentance. I want you to see this inActs chapter 11. When the church in Jerusalem hears that the Apostle Peter is getting up and he's having a fruitful ministry in Caesarea, they all are astonished…
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