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Acts 16:4 · BSB
16:4 As they went from town to town, they delivered the decisions handed down by the apostles and elders in Jerusalem for the people to obey.
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…that's there. And Paul doesn't say from the time that I left until now. But Paul says from the first day until now. So if you go and you readActs chapter 16, we begin to see the unfolding of this partnership that takes place as Paul comes into Philippi. And he meets, and I love this is what the gospel…
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…He didn't walk with Jesus. He wasn't one of the original disciples. In fact, we actually don't hear about Luke even coming into the equation untilActs chapter 16. So what we learn from Luke's writing in the Gospel of Luke, chapter 1, what we learn is that Luke actually does an investigative research to…
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…you also see in Acts chapter 8, Philip's ministry required dealing with a manipulative sorcerer before things could begin to happen in Samaria. InActs chapter 16, Paul had to deal with the spiritual oppression of divination because The caves of Delphi were very close to where Paul had landed and there were…
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…to you than you even realize at times. We all have something to praise God for. And the last thing I want to do is I want to turn our attention toActs chapter 16, with you know, uh the few minutes that we have left. I told you that we're gonna start with one story, we're gonna jump into this last story here,…
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…of another joke, and just before you turn off, let me tell you that it's not. Actually, it's the riddle that's at the heart of our passage inActs chapter 16, because this is what we're going to see today. We're going to meet three very different people. Three very different people, and we're going to…
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…moments in your life like Paul, he had to find that place of rejoicing. Paul wasn't unfamiliar with prison. There's another scenario he was in inActs chapter 16, where he spent time with one of his friends Silas. They were in a city, and in that city, they were uh arrested and put in prison. But they…
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…three examples we're considering in this passage this morning, Timothy is the one about which we know the most. We're first introduced to him inActs chapter 16when he joined Paul's ministry team. And it's actually interesting to note as you study that chapter that the Philippian church was the first one…
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…on a day-in and day-out basis, I'm brought to the passage of Scripture in the book of Acts. It's the final part of Acts chapter 15, I'm sorry, ofActs chapter 16, and it says in verse 23 that when they had inflicted many blows upon them, talking about Paul and Silas, they threw them into prison, ordering the…
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…of things that he thought about, but the Bible does actually give us a glimpse into a number of things that it could have been. Think back toActs chapter 16. Acts chapter 16 tells us the story of how Paul and Silas and Timothy and Luke started the church in Philippi. They had made this journey there and…
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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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…you can go and cash in your pension or something to go and buy a Range Rover whatever the fourth way is what I call closed doors and open doors inActs chapter 16and I'm not quite sure what St. Paul meant here but he refers to a situation where he says we wanted to go to Bithynia but the Holy Spirit wouldn't…
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…that you worship. And God looks at our hearts. When we go into any setting where we're going to worship, be all in, folks. Be wholehearted. Look atActs chapter 16. I love this passage. In this passage, we see the power of praise and worship. And I want to emphasize that this morning. There's power in praise…
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…We are so glad you've joined us, and we hope you are encouraged by today's message. If you have your Bibles with you, join me in the book ofActs, chapter 16. The book of Acts, chapter 16. While you're turning here, I want to highlight this one passage of scripture that I believe will give us some good…
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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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