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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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…So, here's what we're going to do. We're going to look at Jesus's first mention of the church, and then we're going to see how that flushes out inActs chapter 16, is really important. Here it is Matthew 16. Jesus is talking to his disciples, and He looks at them and He says, Hey, who do all these people that…
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…culture and people are asking you and me that question. It's all through the Bible, it's not just a one-off here. If you go in the New Testament,Acts chapter 16, they got Paul and Silas, they beat them. The Bible says they were severely flogged. Have you been flogged lately? 2020 has left us feeling a…
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…know about the church in Philippi is that it was a culturally and socioeconomically diverse church. We know this because of the way it started. InActs chapter 16, Paul goes to the city of Philippi, and he meets a bunch of ladies. And the first person to become a follower of Jesus is this lady called Lydia.…
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…here at Brunsfield, and it's been my privilege this morning to have been asked to read from God's Word, from the New Testament in the Book ofActs, chapter 16, verses 11 to 40. From Troas we put out to sea and sailed straight for Samothrace, and the next day we went to Naples, and from there we travelled to Philippi, a…
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…sometimes we need to fan the fire, fan the flame. That was true about Timothy. Paul met Timothy on his second mission trip. It's recorded inActs chapter 16. We see from the New Testament record in Acts and in some of Paul's letters that they had a very close relationship. Paul considered him to be like…
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…her free from all of that. The businessman had Paul and Silas thrown in jail and trumped up some charges against them. And in prison, we read inActs chapter 16, they begin to sing. And it's like midnight, and they begin to sing, and can it be that? Well, maybe something else, but I'm not sure what.…
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…you know we see similar questions like that throughout scripture. I think of the question that the Philippian jailer asked of the Apostle Paul inacts chapter 16what must I do to be saved? It sounds like the same question and really I think what what what is important is what's the heart with which that…
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…and since he's seen them. That's one of the reasons this is such a personal letter. This is his second missionary journey. You can read about it inActs chapter 16. So as we read the text in just a minute, I want us to recall and keep in mind at least three people who were the core group who started this…
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…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 inActs chapter 16. And it goes on and on and on. Preaching is how the church is built. And while we might be tempted to look through Acts and focus the major and…
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…and he's writing to this 10-year-old church, which is fascinating to me. It's part of his second missionary journey. Uh you can read about it inActs chapter 16, uh, verses 9 through 40. Letter to the Philippians uh in 62, as I say, from prison Rome. Nero was the emperor, and this is about the time when he…
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…and then economics. Now, you want to get somebody against your case, get in their wallet. And of course, you remember, for example, inActs chapter 16, where Paul they are comes to Ephesus. Remember that story we talked about our Philip Philip, I rather and of course those those Pagan temples were…
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…the Scripture from his family. Timothy's mother was a Christian. His father, unfortunately, and as far as we know, was not. And we know this fromActs chapter 16and verse 1, where Luke writes, Paul came also to Derbe and to Lystra. A disciple was there named Timothy, the son of a Jewish woman who was a…
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…from jail. Acts chapter 13, The church fasts and prays As they appoint new leaders In the various churches. Acts chapter, Let me skip that one.Acts chapter 16, Paul and Silas are in jail. They've been arrested. And what do they do? They start singing songs And praising God And praying. And the result is…
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Tonight will be fromActs chapter 16, verses 11 to 40. Once, when we were going to a place of prayer, we were met by a slave girl who had a spirit by which she predicted the future. She earned a great…
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…family in the Philippian church that could testify to those strange and amazing ways that the Lord uses his servants. Let me tell you a story fromActs chapter 16. Several years before Paul's imprisonment in Rome, Paul was in prison with Silas in Philippi, and there was a jailer. After Paul and Silas were…
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…the bad times. Both in his imprisonment. Remember, Paul writes this letter from a Roman prison. Philippi was a city where he was in prison back inActs chapter 16. And that's where we have the famous story of him singing in prison with Silas. The Philippian jailer is converted. That jailer is probably one of…
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…have a philosophy for your Christian life, but it's good to have this clear thinking. It's a brilliant for me to live as Christ to die as gain. InActs chapter 16, there is a cry to Paul from a man in a dream come over to Macedonia and help us. So the cry of the Macedonian cry. Paul was given this vision to…
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…in his religion. So whatever religion the father, the husband, chose, that's what the rest of the household followed as well. For example, inActs chapter 16, we see the account of the Philippian jailer. Paul and Silas were being held in jail when God caused an earthquake to release them. Throughout that…
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…Philippi, where they live, where they witness, where they love Jesus. So let me invite you to turn your Bibles back to that passage that we read,Acts chapter 16. And let's just spend some time this morning looking at what happened when the gospel came to Philippi. So let's pray as we come to God's word this…
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…was such that he exerted his rights as a Roman citizen to avoid punishment, to avoid being beaten, to avoid death even. You see it on the screen,Acts chapter 16and Acts chapter 25. In Acts chapter 16, Paul was improperly imprisoned. He was a Roman citizen. And to make a long story short, Paul required the…
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