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Acts 11:25 · BSB
11:25 Then Barnabas went to Tarsus to look for Saul,
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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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…outside of Jerusalem where the gospel is preached to a group of Gentiles, non-Jewish people, and the Holy Spirit falls. Which leads us toActs chapter 11. Here, I'm going to read through this rather quickly, and we're going to look at what I believe God is saying to us through this passage. Acts…
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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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…the one who caused the children of Jacob to survive, a man sent before the famine. That's in the Old Testament. You look at the New Testament inActs chapter 11you find a man called Agabus, a prophet who knew that there was a famine coming during the time of Claudius and the famine came and he prepared the…
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…to do. Right? Thinking about the next five years. Kind of reminds me of Barnabas when he showed up at the church at Antioch for the first time inActs chapter 11. It says, he showed up and he saw the grace of God and he was glad. I'm glad I've been here this morning. To watch two testimonies of God's faith,…
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…planting, providing encouragement and support as the church grows. Okay, so for this, uh you can turn in your Bibles to the book of Acts, okay,Acts chapter 11. And like I've said, Acts is is about how the church got its start. Right? The whole book is is about church planting, if you think of it that way.…
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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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…We want the hand of the Lord to stay on this church. And we want the supernatural power of God to be released in this church. And it says inActs chapter 11, 21 about the Antioch church. And the hand of the Lord was with them. And that phrase, the hand of the Lord with them, is the idea of favor and…
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…and his resurrection, and that requires you to renounce your own life. You know, believers in the New Testament are called Christians first inActs chapter 11. And there it's meant as a derogatory term. They meant it as an insult. The crowd identified followers of Christ as Christians, as little Christ is…
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…There was no interpreter, that happened twice x 2 and X10. So acts to it's still just languages X10, it's still just languages. And also inActs chapter 11, it's talking about languages. And by the way, this is Peter reporting back to Jerusalem about what happened in Acts 10 and this is what he said,…
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…likely took place around the year A.D. 32 or maybe A.D. 33. It was more than a decade later that Paul would come to Antioch. That's recorded inActs chapter 11. It was there in Antioch where Gentile believers started to join the church. We know that Cornelius was the first of the Gentile believers in Acts…
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…radar, preaching and teaching, telling people the gospel of Jesus for the next 8 years. And he stays there until someone comes looking for him. InActs chapter 11, we read, Barnabas went to Tarsus to look for Saul. And when he had found him, he brought him to Antioch. For a whole year, they met with the…
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If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn toActs chapter 11as we continue our study in Acts. We're gonna pick up where we left off. Acts 11. We'll begin reading in verse 19. It's there in your worship…
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…in chapter 10. So as you're making your way in your Bibles, if you've got one with you, to Acts chapter 10, we're gonna hear these words fromActs chapter 11, and then we'll spend most of our time in Acts 10 together tonight. So Acts chapter 10. Reading from Acts 11, beginning with verse 1, and let us…
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…him into the company of believers. So if you like, at one level, his reputation, his own sense of who he was was on the line here. Third reading,Acts chapter 11. The report of this came to the ears of the church in Jerusalem and they sent Barnabas to Antioch. So Barnabas is commissioned to do a particular…
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…these two groups of people. Now, why does Paul arrive in Jerusalem? Verse 2, I went in response to a revelation. What's that about? We find out inActs chapter 11. As it happens, we'll be studying this passage this evening. Acts chapter 11, verses 27 to 30. There's a man called Agabus, a New Testament…
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…Christ. What could be better than that? What could be better than that? So this morning I want to encourage you if you would please to turn toActs chapter 11. Acts chapter 11. There is this founding of a church, the church of Antioch. And I want to point out a few things about this church and I want you…
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…Lord, went to get permission to gather them up. So disciples referred to the collection of followers of Jesus. But that begins to take a change. InActs chapter 11, in a place called Antioch. It was there, Luke tells us that the disciples were first called Christians. And that was a derogatory term, by the…
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