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Acts 16:27 · BSB
16:27 When the jailer woke up and saw the prison doors open, he drew his sword and was about to kill himself, presuming that the prisoners had escaped.
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…hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord. Paul was a witness to the power of praise. Paul was a witness inActs chapter 16when he and Silas were there chained up in that Philippian jail. My God I want to preach here today. You could come on up here brother I'm almost…
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…And then there's the book of Acts. And it's a unique book in all of the New Testament because it is a history book of the early church. And so inActs chapter 16, we actually find the history behind the church in Philippi. In Acts 16, 11, it says, From Troaz, we put out to sea and sailed straight for…
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…And so if you know the Lord, if you're really amazed by the gospel, would you sing? Would you worship? You have no idea. The Bible talks about inActs chapter 16. Paul and Silas were in prison, singing to God, and as they were singing to God, the prison doors, like they're in jail, like the chains fell off…
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…to speak God's truth even at great personal risk. Paul was also led by the spirit Paul's missionary journeys were directed by the Holy Spirit inActs chapter 16the Holy Spirit prevented Paul and his companions from preaching in Asia and guided them instead to Macedonia through a vision. This guidance was…
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…he became a follower of Jesus Christ. He became a part of the church in Philippi. And when we read about the start of the church in Philippi inActs chapter 16, his name doesn't come up. So we don't really know that part of the story. But we know that years later, he was an active part of that church. And…
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…had no idea where food would come from. They could likely hear the other groans of prisoners who were dying in their midst, and yet were told inActs chapter 16that something incredible happened in that jail cell that despite all the suffering, they broke out into songs of praise at midnight. What God had…
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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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free. So if you have a Bible, perhaps you can turn with me toActs chapter 16, page 1111 of the church Bible. As we continue to think about the personal work of the Holy Spirit, we're recognizing today that the Holy Spirit…
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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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…the open door we find has two very distinct interpretations throughout history one is that the open door is the missionary challenge to the churchActs chapter 16and verse 8 we read these words if I can turn them up for you quickly Acts 16 verse 8 it says Paul and his companions travel through the region of…
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…you know he just didn't. He wasn't went. He was sent. So be sent, just don't go. I'll give you one example and you can find others in scripture inActs chapter 16. Paul wanted to go. Certain cities in the Holy Spirit forbade or restricted him. Hallelujah. So you want to listen to the Holy Ghost? He's given us…
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…Mark and Paul chose Silas. They assayed to go into Bythena. In other words, they made plans to go into Bythena but the Spirit suffered them. NotActs, chapter 16. No, what was that? They lost the witness, they lost their peace about going to Bythena. They assayed to go into Bythena and the Spirit suffered…
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…a bond servant because the church began as a result of the Macedonian vision. How many of you have heard that term before the Macedonian vision? InActs chapter 16and following Paul and Timothy and Silas and most believed Luke was there the author of Acts as well. They were praying about where they were to go…
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…galling and at the same time I thought I infallible foundation. Nampak Papayag Salita. Our scripture texts for this Lord's day five is found inActs chapter 16versus 11 to 18. Baba Singapore SB translation, Acts 1611 to 18. So setting sail from trowers, we made a direct voyage to some authorise…
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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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…of Jesus, Paul and Silas, and an important midnight story in the scripture. A midnight story that includes a miraculous work of God. See, inActs chapter 16, Paul, who is the apostle of the apostles of Christ that wrote most of the New Testament, the book of Acts, follows his journeys as a missionary as…
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…land you dwell. But as for me and my house. We will serve the Lord. You see there. Choose this day. Whom you will serve. The Philippian jailer. InActs chapter 16. Verse 30. He's brought. He brought them out. And said. Sir. What must I do to be saved? Believe. Believe. In the Lord Jesus. And you will be…
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…planting of this church. In fact, I think it's good that we get a context of the Philippian church. So do a favor, do me a favor and turn over toActs chapter 16. Acts chapter 16. I want you to see the miraculous foundation of the Philippian church as Paul planted it. Now in Acts chapter 16, Paul is with…
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