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Acts 11:2 · BSB
11:2 So when Peter went up to Jerusalem, the circumcised believers took issue with him
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…in worship now by diving into God's Word together. And so if you have your Bible, you have a device with a Bible app on it, we're going to be inActs chapter 11, starting in verse 19, in just a moment over the last couple of weeks, as we've continued in this life in the Spirit message series, where we've…
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…what we learned in Acts chapter 10. Um that's why we're looking at the entirety of Acts 11. So I'll give you some like recap, some refresher forActs 11, verses 1 through 18, and then we'll really dig into verses 19 through 29 through 30. So I don't know about you guys, but I think that if you look around, we live in a…
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…chapters in Acts, perhaps also one of the most important chapters in all of the Bible. What we see happen in Acts chapter 10 and even intoActs. Chapter 11is a significant event that impacts the life of the early church and everyone around the world and still us today. And because it's such an…
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So it'sActs Chapter 11, and from verse 19 to verse 30 it's page 1105 in the Church Bible. Now those who had been scattered by the persecution that broke out when Stephen…
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…region was hit hard by a severe famine. We know of at least one famine that was recorded in the book of Acts, as predicted by the prophet Agabus inActs chapter 11. We also know that there was relief supplied for the church in Judea by the church just up north a little bit in Antioch. Here's what we read in…
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…You find that in the New Testament. You find the same thing that's happening here with Ezra in the New Covenant. Let me give you one example. Go toActs Chapter 11and notice what happens here at this point when the gospel is going beyond Jerusalem and is touching the neighborhood, the Gentile surroundings.…
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…us. But the long-term providence that God works through it should delight us. Okay. God often used persecution in the book of Acts, Acts chapter 8,Acts chapter 11, to advance the gospel, going to new places. Again, because it was kind of like all the Christians are like, we're at this 20,000-person megachurch…
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…is just now beginning. The Spirit has been poured out, the gospel has gone out, walls are breaking down. These are all of the events leading up toActs chapter 11, which is where we're going today. Luke continues to show us all of the boundaries after boundaries that are falling, the gospel getting pushed…
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…out to Judea, has moved into some of Samaria, and that's where we catch it in Acts chapter 10, when Peter reaches the first Gentile Cornelius. InActs chapter 11, it gives us this calling that all of us have on our lives at Antioch, it's where we're actually first called Christians, little Christs. That's…
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…some 14 years have passed and he comes up to Jerusalem. There's been a revelation. If you're interested, that revelation is likely the one fromActs chapter 11where the prophet Agabus says there's a great famine that's coming worldwide. And so the church in Antioch decides to send Paul and others with a…
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…the church. They associated with Christ. So they had real, substantial, meaningful needs in their life that needed to be met. But we also know fromActs chapter 11that there was a famine that was severe. In Jerusalem. So why does Paul. Do this? Why is he gathering funds to bring money. To the Jewish saints.…
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…in the very next chapter, Jesus' witnesses now move beyond Judea and Samaria into the largest of our three circles, to the ends of the earth. InActs chapter 11, it says these scattered Jewish believers make their way to Phoenicia and to Cyprus and to Antioch in Syria. And in Antioch, they establish a…
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…from that time when he left Jerusalem after 40 years, he has come back. Now was there a time he visited one more time in between? Probably, yes. InActs Chapter 11, he brought some alms and help to the poor people and that he brought them from Antioch. He came with Silas or somebody and then visited Jerusalem.…
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…invite one of my best international friends, a brother from another mother as he says it. Um, Peter Abood to present the word this morning out ofActs chapter 11. You guys chime in. He's got a great word for us. Uh, uh, thank you Pastor Martin. What Mark doesn't know is that, um, he's about to, uh, open a…
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…we made our way through the book of Acts and Sam preached on one of my favorite churches in the book of Acts, the Church of Antioch. This was inActs Chapter 11, and Antioch seemed like a perfect church. Things were going great. In fact, through Acts, we see no evidence of conflict in Antioch. It's like…
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…was sparked. Something ignited here. Something took place that changed the course of history. Cornelius bows the knee to Jesus. And if you go toActs chapter 11and verse number 18, here's what it says. When they heard these things, they fell silence. They were like, what? Remember, up until this time, the…
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…God, but you can know that beyond the shadow of the doubt, it will come. God will have his day of vengeance now. Here's Pastor Clark in the book ofActs Chapter 11with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. Now Barnabas, he is now on the scene. You remember Barnabas, He's the guy that gave the property to…
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…God marks your life, that same grace begins to spill out into the lives of those around you. You will begin to overflow. Now here's Pastor Clark inActs Chapter 11with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. Acts Chapter 11 and we're reading about the the issue here of Peter who had thus given the gospel…
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…power of his Spirit, through the Apostles. But the Acts of the Apostles, I guess, fit better on the book, but think that's a better title. We're inActs chapter 11. We'll be finishing chapter 11 this morning, Lord willing. We're going to look at verses 19 through 30 through the end of the chapter there Acts…
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…"Hey pastor, remember this. I might need a favor later." He offers it in front and to the apostles to use it for the kingdom. And we see later inActs chapter 11, it tells us that Barnabas was a good man. He was full of faith, he was full of the Holy Spirit and he was known for encouraging others. Now, I…
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