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Acts 16:26 · BSB
16:26 Suddenly a strong earthquake shook the foundations of the prison. At once all the doors flew open and everyone’s chains came loose.
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…at Philippi? He was placed in prison after they were beaten. Paul says he was shamefully entreated. Well, by law, he was. If you go back and readActs chapter 16, you'll find Paul tells them, he says, hey, you guys have beaten a Roman citizen without cause. You know, in other words, due process, what had not…
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…and worship? 100%. Should that be our posture to enter worship? Never. Is God somehow in his mercy does this divine exchange? Yes, he does. I mean,Acts chapter 16, right? Paul and Silas are in prison and they begin to sing hymns, songs, and spiritual songs at midnight, and an earthquake happens and all the…
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…it. You see, Paul had formed a small church here in Troas the first time he came through. This is something that Luke records for us in the book ofActs chapter 16. And now that he's back and expecting to meet up with Titus, it's making it difficult for him to re-engage in ministry here now. We can imagine…
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…not writing to strangers, okay? He, he's writing to a church that he started. You can read about that just to see how the Bible fits together inActs chapter 16, uh, he starts the church at Philippi. It began when Paul was on a missionary journey. Uh, the Holy Spirit calls him into Macedonia. He ends up in…
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…examined repentance in the first lesson, we will now examine faith. And I want to turn over, We already read Acts 2021, but I want to turn over toActs chapter 16and we'll look at this a little bit. There's not so many verses that I need a lot of you to read these necessarily tonight. So I will probably just…
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…learn that because the New Testament understands God's Holy Spirit to be Christ's Holy Spirit or the Spirit of Christ. For example, in the book ofActs, chapter 16, if I'm not mistaken, verses 6 and 7, Paul is with Silas and now Timothy, and they are attempting to take the gospel to Asia and Bithynia, yet they…
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…helped him compose it, if he was writing it down, or if they thought about what they wanted to say. What it refers to is all the way back inActs chapter 16, where Paul and Timothy were together in ministering to this church. So Timothy has a longtime relationship with this church, just like Paul does.…
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…you look at the the moments when the Spirit of God moves in powerful ways, occasionally it is through something like a dream or a revelation. InActs chapter 16, the Spirit of God had told Paul not to go into Asia and he sits there and he's wondering where to go. That evening he gets a dream. He gets a…
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…Christians, they would go through storms, but they went through storms in a different way than anybody else. Because Jesus was the cornerstone. Inacts chapter 16, there's a story of the apostle Paul with a guy named Silas, and they get arrested and beaten because they were telling people about Jesus, and…
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…directly in our text today. So let's look at Philippians. Actually, let me give you a little context too, because I've brought this in here. So inacts chapter 16, Paul visits the city, plants the church, and all of a sudden people get a little upset. Look at this in Acts 16. This gives us a little picture of…
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…of those gifts is himself, his presence, and he will not withhold his presence from you. You see, paul is teaching us exactly what he practiced inActs, chapter 16, what he practiced in Acts, chapter 16, when him and Silas were in a Roman dungeon, shackled. And the scripture says about midnight, paul and Silas…
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…children. God worked with households in the old covenant. He works with households in the new covenant. How do we know that? Testimony from Acts,Acts chapter 16. We know the story of Lydia when she became converted. The Lord opened her heart to keep the things spoken by Paul. And when she and her household…
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…and Christian fellowship are complementary components, and we see it here. Again, we drew a comparison this morning between Matthew and Lydia inActs chapter 16. You'll record how, you'll recall how in Acts 16, we read of how the Lord opened Lydia's heart to respond to Paul's gospel message, and when she…
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…of Puritan theology we see him closing in with Jesus by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone he's not unlike Lydia is he whom we meet inActs chapter 16the Lord opens Matthew's heart here just as he opened the heart of Lydia to pay attention to what is being said and just like Lydia Matthew's heart…
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…of the Holy Ghost and begin to speak with other tongues. That all happened that the Bible says in the very same setting. They were baptized inActs chapter 16, Paul and Silas, it's the jailhouse rock long before Elvis ever had it. Amen. As they sang praises unto God. And that Philippian jailer was quaking…
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…the Holy Spirit and becomes Paul the missionary in Acts 13. It's the spirit that sets apart Paul and Barnabas for the first missionary journey inActs chapter 16. It's the Holy Spirit we're told that closes the doors in Asia and opens them in Macedonia and guides the gospel to Europe. In Acts 28, it is Paul…
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…others. He speaks of beatings or or stripings, depending on what version you're reading from imprisonments of riots. Think of in again the book ofActs chapter 16, when Paul and his ministering partner, at that time a fellow called Silas, were beaten for preaching about Jesus Christ and thrown into prison.…
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…best sculptures. The textiles they made were renowned around the world. In fact, the first recorded convert from Europe was Lydia in the book ofActs chapter 16. She was from Thyatira. She is described in Acts chapter 16 as a seller of purple goods, which tells us that she lived in the textile guild within…
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…Yes to your victory. Come on, somebody shout yes. Hallelujah. I want you to leave me right here. This is there. This is where it gets powerful.Acts chapter 16. Watch this verse. But about midnight, Paul insiders were praying and singing hymns to God and the other prisoners were listening to them. Suddenly…
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…and preach the gospel and visit and encourage the churches. Now they're on their way to Asia and here is where we pick up the travel itinerary inActs chapter 16. This is interesting. In Acts chapter 16, verse six, it says, Paul and his companions traveled through the region of Phrygia and Galatia, watch…
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