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Acts 14:3 · BSB
14:3 So Paul and Barnabas spent considerable time there, speaking boldly for the Lord, who affirmed the message of His grace by enabling them to perform signs and wonders.
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…Ghost for dead religion. There's a whole lot of churches in today's day that have done the same thing. They've done the same thing. Let's look atActs, chapter 14, talking about faith and miracles. I mean miracles don't just occur, you know, just like when God decides. I mean we have a whole lot to do with…
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…bit more about these gospel teams, just going deeper. About Timothy. Paul probably met Timothy on his first missionary journey. We read about it inActs chapter 14. And so Paul was impressed at the gospel change in Timothy's life. Paul took note of how his mind and his heart opened up, how teachable he was,…
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…word. That word's usually translated proclaim or distel. And it's used positively in every other occurrence in the New Testament. For example, inActs chapter 14, Paul and Barnabas, they just finished this awesome missionary journey. They go back to their home church and they divulge everything that…
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…you go to Acts chapter 12, verse 25 or 26, can someone read this with me? And then let's go to Acts chapter 13, verses 1 down to 4, then let's readActs chapter 14, 23 to 28. Can we have the readings together so that... Can we all read it together? Is there a way to project these verses directly? 24 and 25?…
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…to the church at Jerusalem in Acts 11. Paul to the synagogue at Antioch in Acts chapter 13. You have Paul and Barnabas preaching at Iconium inActs chapter 14. Peter to the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15. You have James to the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15. Paul and Silas as they're in prison in Acts chapter…
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…gone to the broad gate to the broad and easy way. We can see an example of this kind of suffering in following Jesus found in the life of Paul inActs chapter 14. The story of Paul being stoned at Lystra. Verses 19 through 22. Luke records for us, But Jews came from Antioch and Iconium, and having persuaded…
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…A great example there again. Okay, next example. Now I'm actually going to mention one that I've actually not put in the slides, forgive me. InActs chapter 14, I didn't put this in the slides, but there's a pretty extraordinary account of Paul and Barnabas because really it's the kind of middle section of…
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…Paul and Barnabas are going about this work it's recorded that they are praying and fasting as they appoint elders in the churches that they foundActs chapter 14and verse 23 and so fasting can be very helpful to remind us of our great need of God right as you feel the hunger in your belly you say who is it…
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…the gospel preached. Right? They were believing the gospel that was being preached as they're also performing signs and miracles. Another example,Acts chapter 14, beginning in verse 8 and following. Now at Lystra, there was a man sitting who could not use his feet. He was crippled from birth and had never…
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Just take your copy of God's Word and turn toActs chapter 14. Two weeks ago, we began a study of chapter 14 of Luke's second volume, ! Most commonly referred to as the Acts of the Apostles. You can look at…
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…named Matt Papa. That is a good new song that sounds like an old song because it's rich and deep. Thank you guys for all the work you do in that.Acts chapter 14. Last week we began a study of chapter 14 of Luke's second volume. His first volume is the Gospel according to Luke. Are you familiar with that, I…
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…break for the Advent season and New Year's. We're back at our verse by verse exposition. I'm excited for that. I hope that you are as well. Get toActs chapter 14. Take something, your finger, your ribbon marker. Maybe there's a way to save it on your device if that's the way you're doing it. Mark Acts…
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…to do. He bears witness to us. The the apostles, they needed this. They they they needed this and they saw it, play out in real time. And inacts, chapters 14, we read this, but you will receive power when the holy spirit comes on you and you will be my witness in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria…
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…define tonight is contending through tribulation, contending through difficulties, contending through troubles in your life. And let's look atActs chapter 14. Under direct orders from the Holy Spirit, Paul and Barnabas left their home church, took off on their first missionary journey. After that, they…
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…the entire chapter, and particularly an appropriate passage for today. Forgot to put my mic on, trying to deal with that. There we go. All right,Acts chapter 14. Now at Iconium, they entered together into the Jewish synagogue and spoke in such a way that a great number of both Jews and Greeks believed. But…
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…was his jam. Like Paul's about to say, hey, remember, remember where you were from, remember your hometown. If you got your Bibles, go with me toActs chapter 14. I want to read to you what happened in Iconium, uh, in Antioch, in Lystra. Because Paul is jogging his men, his memory. Remember my persecutions…
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…I'm the only one, correct? You ever wonder why he didn't? If you got your Bible, I'll show you. Romans, if you're in Romans, just turn back toActs chapter 14, just one book to the left. If you go to the right, you're gonna hit some maps. That's too far. Turn back to the left, Acts chapter 14, and if you…
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If you would, turn in your bibles toActs chapter 14. Acts 14. And we'll begin reading in verse 1. Now at Iconium, they entered together into the Jewish synagogue and spoke in such a way that a great…
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…how cool I am, then the soul sitting across the table from me or serving me or shameful, absolutely shameful. I've got another example of Paul inActs chapter 14. I want you to read this one with me. Acts chapter 14. It's a story about Paul being stoned at Lystra, which he referred to earlier in 2…
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