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Acts 16:11 · BSB
16:11 We sailed from Troas straight to Samothrace, and the following day on to Neapolis.
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…at just the background of it. So as I mentioned, the Apostle Paul wrote this letter, and he wrote it to the church in Philippi. Now, if you look inActs chapter 16, we can read there that the Philippian church was the first church to be planted by Paul and his team in modern-day Europe. It's in Greece,…
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Starting at verse 11, if you've got a page number. All the ones, four ones. SoActs chapter 16, starting at verse 11, and it's on page 1111. Let's hear God's word. From Troas we put out to sea and sailed straight for Samothrace, and the next…
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…the beginning of the church in a place called Philippi. And what's really cool is that we're going to look at the birth of this church this week inActs chapter 16. And then beginning next week, we're actually going to be able to look at a letter that Paul wrote to this church 10 years after it began. And then…
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…had visited Philippi earlier in his ministry on his second missionary journey. You may remember he had some converts. You can read about this inActs chapter 16. Lydia, convert. The Philippian jailer, a convert. Syrophoenician woman, a convert. And he began to have these converts to Christianity and built a…
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…and travelling back. In the book of Acts, we see people travelling left, right and centre. Yes, to communicate the Gospel. But in some cases,Acts chapter 16, we make a Mussolini called Midian, who had moved from her home in Thyatira in modern Turkey, to Philippi in modern Greece. She moved to make…
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…He spent a lot of time traveling around, and his main purpose was to encourage the Christian believers in these different places. For much ofActs chapter 16through 19, we've seen Paul traveling around and preaching the gospel and planting churches in cities where none had previously existed. But in…
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Say something stupid. It just might happen.Acts chapter 16, we're starting at verse 6, page 925 in your pew Bibles, and we'll be reading to the end of the chapter. All right. And when Paul had seen the…
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…took Mark with him and sailed away to Cyprus. Paul chose Silas and departed himself on a new missionary journey. And when he met Timothy inActs chapter 16, he asked him to travel with him as a ministry co-worker. And over the next years, six of the 13 letters that Paul wrote, he addressed to the…
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…the current city that's there Lydia was a trader in purple that was a very important colour for regal and royal robes and she gets a mention inActs chapter 16she came from Thyatira seems like the people who worked in Thyatira were workers in bronze they knew how brilliantly shiny molten bronze was and…
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…Thessalonica was the second city in Europe, the second place in Europe to have the Christian faith come. And if you go back later on and you readActs chapter 16and Acts chapter 17, you'll see an historical account of something momentous. The Christian faith didn't enter Europe with armies. It didn't enter…
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…had had to leave so hurriedly and is rejoicing and hearing that they have continued in the faith. And he reflects back on his visit to them back inActs chapter 16. And he says in 1 Thessalonians chapter 1 and verse 4, he says, For we know, brothers loved by God, that he has chosen you, because our gospel came…
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…5 verse 30 Jesus says I seek not my own will but the will of him who sent me. Let's look at another example from Paul's ministry. Turn with me toActs chapter 16. We're going to begin reading in verse 6. This is after Paul has taken on Timothy. Timothy joins Paul and Silas on their journey. They're traveling…
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…there, but just write down Acts 16, verse 25. The Bible says that Paul and Silas set out for the place of prayer in the chapter in the beginning ofActs chapter 16. And there was a slave girl who was possessed of a demon, and she would predict the future, and people, her owners, her people that owned her would…
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…sense of joy, which is not a feeling, it's an understanding. It's this reality that kind of adores your life. Don't turn there. But uh, think ofActs chapter 16. Paul and Silas have been beaten and they've been locked in stocks. Uh, and it's the Bible says about midnight they were praying, and what's the…
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…at them in the light of Acts chapter 2. Because I would believe that Acts chapter 2 is a commentary, if you like, of what the Lord is saying inActs chapter 16. When the Holy Spirit comes, this will happen. And on the day of Pentecost, it did happen. So let's look at this passage together. And the first…
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…circumstances enduring difficulty opens up opportunity to confess our faith in Christ how we handle difficulty is a powerful part of our witness inActs chapter 16Paul and Silas are unjustly thrown in prison because their preaching's been bad for business the silversmiths aren't able to sell their little…
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…something which is recorded as having happened in the book of Acts. I'm not going to read it now, but if you want to look at it later, it'sActs chapter 16. And one of the things which is so curious about the story is that Paul has just spent, had a huge fight over the issue of whether or not men had…
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