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Acts 14:8 · BSB
14:8 In Lystra there sat a man crippled in his feet, who was lame from birth and had never walked.
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…week he was in Iconium. And upon persecution he moved on to Lystra and Derby, which is where we are today. So let's read verse 8 to 18 together. SoActs chapter 14, verse 8. Now at Lystra there was a man sitting who could not use his feet. He was crippled from birth and had never walked. He listened to Paul speaking,…
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…they have to rise up and face this challenge. So, we won't cover that territory twice. All right, next challenge, the challenge of preacheritis.Acts 14:8, really down through 18, is this challenge. I'm just going to read the first 8 through 12. Look at Acts 14:8 through 12. Now at Lystra there was a…
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…faith factory today. How we produce faith in our hearts. Father, speak to us this morning. Send us a word in Jesus' mighty name. We have prayed.Acts chapter 14, verse 7 to 10. Acts chapter 14, verse 7 to 10. Acts chapter 14, verse 7 to 10. And they were preaching the gospel there. Can we reduce it a little bit? And they…
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…Acts chapter 2 verse 42 to 43 verse 47. Acts chapter 10 verse 34 to 46 Acts chapter 14 verse 1 to 3 Acts chapter 14 verse 1 to 3 Acts chapter 7Acts chapter 14 verse 7 to 1014 1 to 3 14 7 to 10 Acts chapter 19 verse 9 to 11 Why is the word given its place? Because we need knowledge. Knowledge of these things. Knowledge…
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…that we see in today's scripture. Point number two the heart distorts, so reject false worship. The heart distorts, so reject false worship.Acts chapter 14, verses 8 through 13. Now at Lystra there was a man sitting who could not use his feet. He was crippled from birth and had never walked. He listened to Paul speaking,…
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…series on that. And I can't do that. But one passage did stand out to me to help put a little definition in our minds of what this looks like.Acts 14, verse 8 through 10. There's in Lystra. This is one of Paul's missionary journeys here. At Lystra, a man was sitting who had no strength in his feet, lame from his…
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Reading fromActs 14:8. Now at Lystra, there was a man sitting who could not use his feet. He was crippled from birth and had never walked. He listened to Paul speaking…
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…out of there and end up in Lystra, which will be the focus of what we talk about today. Uh they fled Iconium when they were threatened, and inActs 14, verse 8, uh they traveled down to the town of Lystra as I showed you, and that's where we pick up the story today. And um, in Lystra, the context of their…
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…sometimes healing is not because of your faith. Healing is because of the person's faith. Healing is because of the person's faith. We see that inActs 14, verse 8, where Paul sees this man who's paralyzed. And looking at him, Paul felt or noticed that the man had faith to be healed. The man had faith to be…
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…for healing. Most likely here, it's the faith of the lame man that is intended, not the faith of Peter and John. This is confirmed later inActs chapter 14, verses 8 to 10, by another very similar account of healing. There Paul encounters a lame man who was crippled from birth and had never walked. And it says, Paul,…
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