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Acts 16:1 · BSB
16:1 Paul came to Derbe and then to Lystra, where he found a disciple named Timothy, the son of a believing Jewish woman and a Greek father.
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…into the Bible and see what God has for us here today. Amen. All right, well, let's go ahead and get right into our Bible study here this evening.Acts, chapter 16. We're going to pick up where we left off last week. Last week we saw the relationship between Paul and Timothy begin. And Timothy, a young man…
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…With that in mind, let's turn to Acts. We're going to go to Acts chapter 17, but before we get to Acts 17, I want to discuss what happened inActs chapter 16. Because in Acts chapter 16, Paul goes on a journey. It's known as the second missionary journey of Paul. He goes on four different journeys in the…
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…the opportunity to minister for the Lord, and so that's exciting. So we're going to come back next week, Lord willing, and we're going to startActs chapter 16, and we're going to have this guy come in and join Paul and Silas named Timothy. We're gonna learn about this new guy named Timothy. And Timothy's…
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…their lives. And so to review just quickly here, Paul first came to Philippi 10 years earlier at that church, right? It was a full decade prior toActs chapter 16, or it talks about in Acts chapter 16, I should say, a whole decade prior. When Paul was there, he preached the gospel in Philippi. He won souls to…
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…But zoom out for a minute from this book and ask, how in the world did we get here? How in the world did we get here? How did this happen? Well,Acts chapter 16tells the story. You can flip there if you like. You don't have to. But all of this is a work of God's grace. Paul, as far as we can tell, had no…
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…the Sabbath, worshiping the Creator, using it as an opportunity to teach people about Jesus. So we can go back to at least one more. Let's go toActs chapter 16, just back a little bit. Now Paul is with Silas, he's with a different traveling companion this time. And they're now in the community of Philippi.…
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…example. You followed an example that will lead to blessing and that will lead to victory. And that example is that of Paul. Now if you go back toActs chapter 16, we see that it's there that he picks up Timothy. Timothy is kind of working alongside Paul. Now Paul had a lot of people that he went from place…
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…her story that demonstrates this notion that God is constantly the one who loves us first. And our job is simply to respond. Her story is told inActs chapter 16, and we're just going to look at a slice of it today. So in Acts chapter 16, we see this. One of those listening was a woman from the city of…
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…this last time he was here when he came, he was planting our church. Man, he was walking around telling people about Jesus, and you'll find this inActs chapter 16. There's some little girl who has a demon, and she's because she's demon-possessed, she can predict things in the future. And so she's walking…
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…about that because now they had earned a lot of money through her fortune telling. And so they have Paul and Silas put in prison. Then we read inActs chapter 16, about midnight, Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the prisoners were listening to them. And suddenly there was a great…
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…to uncover what that is, we need to jump back to the book of Acts and see how the Philippian mission unfolds there. So turn back in your Bibles toActs chapter 16, to Acts chapter 16, and we will look at it together. Acts chapter 16, page 1112. If you look down at verse 12, you'll notice that Luke decides to…
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…today. We pray in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen, amen. You can have a see. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take and open it up toActs chapter 16. If you don't have a Bible, don't sweat it. Everything I'll say come up on the screen behind me. I want to say a special welcome to everyone who's…
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…spirit. We pray in Jesus' name when everyone said, Amen. Amen. You can have a seat. Uh, if you got a Bible, go ahead and open up if you would toActs chapter 16. Let me say good morning. If you're our guest today, uh thank you for having the courage to explore a new church. You're welcome here. Okay, we're…
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…Luke is based on eyewitnesses. Luke didn't see any of what he reported in the gospel of Luke, but not so in the book of Acts, because you come toActs, chapter 16, we're not going to look there this morning, but in Acts, chapter 16, luke himself enters the story and he bears testimony in a first-hand way, an…
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…you like, oh, an invitation hymn. I know this one. I'm gonna get my praise on. Uh, if you got your Bible, let me invite you to take it, open up toActs chapter 16. And if you're our guest, let me say uh welcome. By the way, that the invitation is always open here. If you're here and you're like, hey man, I'm…
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…want it to be boring, take Avian with you. And she'll supply you with good conversation and lots of goodies as well. So we're going to read fromActs chapter 16, starting at verse 11. It's a very short account. True story. It's the Apostle Paul and some of his companions are travelling. And they meet a lady…
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…to be talking about how to be thankful and how that thankfulness draws us closer to the Lord. Now I want you to turn with me in your Bibles toActs chapter 16, and we're going to look at an illustration today of how thanksgiving brings us into God's presence. Giving thanks brings us into God's presence.…
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…comments I'm gonna play the talk now and then Sharon and I will be back after this. See you soon. Hello crowd. So today we are gonna be looking atActs chapter 16. We're going to read verses 6 through 40, but before I do that, let me just fill you in on what's just happened. So Paul and Silas were met by a…
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…with the overseers and deacons, grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. Thank you Andy. So brother Craig has chosenActs chapter 16. When he heard I was going to really chose a real long one. So Acts chapter 16. So Paul came to Derbe then to Lystra where a disciple named Timothy…
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…way to bring peace around the world is to preach the gospel. And so I thank you very much. The title of the message is the Macedonian call fromActs, chapter 16. We will be reading Acts, chapter 16, from verse 6 to verse 15. Acts, chapter 16, verse 16,. Chapter 16, verse 6 to verse 15. The Macedonian call I…
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