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Acts 16:10 · BSB
16:10 As soon as Paul had seen the vision, we got ready to leave for Macedonia, concluding that God had called us to preach the gospel to them.
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…and resurrection of Jesus. And then I want us to remember, too, who's reading this letter. And we looked at this a few weeks ago as well.Acts chapter 16, God calls the Apostle Paul to go to northern Greece, to the city in Philippi. And we saw there were three amazing stories of transformation there…
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…chapter 16, verse 25 talks about their unstoppable spirit, and it was fueled by worship, and it was fueled with joy in the middle of adversity.Acts chapter 16, 25 says, About midnight, Paul and Silas were praying, singing hymns to God, and other prisoners were listening in on this. How many of you know…
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…same kind of unshakable joy. And now, here's today's message. This morning, if you have your Bibles, I want to invite you to turn to the book ofActs chapter 16, and we're going to be talking about how we can be joyful in every single circumstance that we ever go through. How many of you know that life is…
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…Europe. And the first major stop that he has is at number 12. It's at Philippi, okay? And that's what Jonathan preached about last week fromActs chapter 16. And in case you missed it, basically, Paul went into Philippi sharing about Jesus, and a whole bunch of different kinds of people received and…
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…when Paul was there. But Paul, amazingly, he goes back to that city. And amazingly, the gospel has flourished. And the next time he goes back inActs chapter 16, he meets a man called Timothy. And we're told that Timothy's mother has become a Christian. And we learn in the letter of 2 Timothy that also…
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…its patriotism and military history. In fact, this was the first city in Europe where Paul preached the gospel. We can see that in Acts chapter 6,Acts chapter 16. Let's look at it. Acts chapter 16. Acts 16 from verse 6. Now when they had gone through Phrygia and region of Galatia, they were forbidden by the…
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…the cross, and remember what he's done. You don't need your finances in order to bring your best. You don't need your circumstances to change. Inacts chapter 16or 17 when Paul and bar and Silas are in stocks and beaten and flogged, they sing songs at midnight. And there's an earthquake and they're set free…
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…before others? As Timothy's instruction in the Word and God's way had to do with preparing for him for service and ministry, as we learn inActs 16, verse 1 through 15, Timothy's good reputation had to start in his mother's good reputation. Oftentimes the best legacy we can leave to our children is not a pile of…
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…the power of the Holy Spirit, we can't do much. But with the Spirit of God, we can do everything. Amen? That is what our Bible said. We look atActs chapter 16. We see the story of Lydia. Paul was preparing to go to inland mission in Asia Minor, but the Spirit of God stopped him to go there. The Spirit of…
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…the book of Acts. Next Sunday, Jonathan is going to preach from Acts chapter 9 on Paul's conversion. The week after that, he's going to preach fromActs chapter 16on the origin story of the church in Philippi. But for today, and especially in light of our congregational meeting that's coming up, mark your…
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…multiplied. It spread and multiplied. So regionally, geographically and numerically it's growing through the regions of Antioch and beyond. So inActs, chapter 16, we can turn to verse 5. It moves beyond these regions into Asia Minor. It moves beyond these regions into Asia Minor. Acts 16 and verse 5, it says…
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…anything that he wrote in the book of Philippians? Philippians is a deeply loved, deeply treasured book on unity, on joy. Did you know thatActs chapter 16, our passage for this morning, relates Paul's experience of proclaiming Christ in Asia, specifically in the Roman city of Philippi, to whom Paul…
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…shared. But try as you might, it's met with roadblock after roadblock, after roadblock. So Paul has a dream and he dreams of a Macedonian man. SoActs chapter 16, six to 10 confirms that the spirit of Jesus would not allow him to enter certain cities. And so during the night, Paul has a vision of a man of…
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…very well have been the first properly set up church in all of Europe. When Paul came there about 10 to 12 years earlier, and the story is told inActs chapter 16. And so this is 10 to 12 years after he planted the church. He's imprisoned. He's in chains. And he writes this letter to them. And it's really…
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…God with his word, we stop the devil in his tracks. It stops the devil. It is the greatest form of warfare you can wage is praise. Look back toActs, chapter 16, when Paul and Silas were beaten with many stripes, thrown in the inward prison. They didn't leave where they were until they knew what God wanted…
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…talking about the yogurt. I'm talking about the Greek word oikos, which translates to household. Okay, it's a very important word that we see inActs, chapter 16. So let me just paint a picture for you Paul and Silas in Acts, chapter 15, they are going and they are witnessing, they're sharing the gospel.…
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…It's not about just sound hitting waves hitting your eardrum. It is about the voice of the Father awakening the soul. Now we see how this works inActs chapter 16. Can you keep a finger in John 6 with me and go to Acts chapter 16? And as you're turning there, I just want to encourage you in your evangelism,…
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…thirst, and you said I'd be gorged. I'm going to be filled to overflowing tonight. In Jesus' name, amen, amen, praise God. All right, let's look atActs, chapter 16. I happen to be in the book of Acts, my normal reading, acts 16,. Of course, this is about Paul and Silas. We'll start with verse 16. It came to…
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…your inclinations. This is what Paul and his ministry team experienced as they were traveling through minor Asia. This is the story that we read inActs chapter 16. Paul and his companions traveled throughout the region of Phrygia and Galatia, having been kept by the Holy Spirit from preaching the word in the…
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…before a King, a political appointee of Rome and preach the gospel to King Agrippa. But he also was ready to preach the gospel to a centurion inActs chapter 16, probably an uneducated man. A man centurions were, excuse me, not even a centurion, excuse me, a prison guard. Prison guards were not known for…
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