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Acts 17:11 · BSB
17:11 Now the Bereans were more noble-minded than the Thessalonians, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if these teachings were true.
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…contrast this sin in an absolutely shocking way with a virtue that we wouldn't normally put together with that sin. So let's have a look. We're inActs chapter 17. We're going to be looking at verses 1 to 15. And the way, if you're using this, it's on page 98. And the way it's sort of, in sort of the flow of…
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…to ask ourselves is, now what? What now? How do we respond? What happens this week? So before we get into our topic, we're going to be digging intoActs chapter 17eventually. We had looked at Acts back at the beginning of the year and we'd gone through about half of the book and we're just going to jump back…
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…Kevin and I had switched. He switched it, the weeks that we were doing it. So last week we did Acts chapter 18. This week we're going back toActs chapter 17. And when we first switched, I thought, oh, great, Kevin. You're giving me the Sunday when time changes and it's the Sunday before the election.…
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…suffering. That's shameful treatment. That's much conflict. And when he got to Thessalonica, it wasn't really much better, was it? We read inActs chapter 17that eventually the effectiveness of his gospel made the Jews in the synagogue mad. They became jealous of him because people were converting to…
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…This the language that that Luke is using here is very similar to the language that he used when he began describing what happened to Steven inActs chapter 17. There's a mob that's out of control, they grab Steven, pull him before an assembly, and he ends up being stoned by that mob. And so, we have a…
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…of the people in Thessalonica, particularly a better sense of their radical conversion. We just get a little piece of that in Luke's narrative inActs chapter 17. But when we come to the letters that Paul, in the personal correspondence that they add with one another, we get a better sense of their radical…
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…of hyperbole and they're exaggerating a little bit. But it's just the way they say it is just so encouraging. And he says this. So they drag this.Acts chapter 17, verse six. And when they could not find them, they dragged Jason and some of the other brothers before the city authorities shouting, these men…
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…you to take it, open it up to the book of Acts. If you're our guest today, we're preaching and teaching through the book of Acts, and we're up toActs chapter 17. Excuse me, Acts chapter 20. I'll start reading verse 17 to the end of the chapter, and I want to talk to you this morning about what you should…
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…And she opened it not to read it, she opened it to find a mistake in the Bible. That was her goal. And the way she opened it, it was on the book ofActs, chapter 17. She just opened it like that, and she start reading until she got to verse 26. Where it says, "And he created every nation from one blood. And he…
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…the idols, not gather some committees to talk about redefining orthodoxy. He wants to cool the church towards repentance. So if you've got a Bible,Acts chapter 17. We're going to start reading from verse 16. We're going to try and engage in 4 questions that get us to the heart of this passage. Where did Paul…
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…a church that was well acquainted with injustice. Do you remember the story of how the church in Thessalonica was founded? You can read it inActs chapter 17. The Apostle Paul, fresh off of his earth-shaking release from the Philippian jail, is shewed away by the magistrates and arrives in Thessalonica,…
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…preached at Mars Hill in Athens, greece, about 2000 years ago? He alludes to Psalm nine, verse eight, in his preaching at the famous Areopagus inActs, chapter 17. Listen, the times of ignorance got overlooked. But now he commands all people everywhere to repent, because he has fixed a day on which he will…
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…of God, like a lawless man, but but rather under the law of Christ, that I might win those outside the law. Here he's talking about the Gentiles.Acts chapter 17is a great example of the Apostle Paul uh walking into a city, Athens, Greece, the cultural center of the day. He gets to Athens and he starts…
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…the Roman emperor made Christianity the religion of the Roman Empire. It grew in such a fashion that it was called exponential growth. Here inActs chapter 17, verse six, here's what it said about the early church, the world said, these have turned the world up, side down. That's the power of getting back…
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…start that flight. And I submit to you, there is a substantial debate as to whether or not Asa has completed his pre-flight checks. There we go. InActs chapter 17and Acts chapter 14, we see the Apostle Paul and others dealing with people who are not followers of the Lord. And so there are people who have not…
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…and we ask what in Jesus' name everyone said. Amen. Amen. You can have a seat. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open it up toActs chapter 17. And if you're our guest today, I'm going to say, Welcome. Thanks for exploring a new church. We're preaching through the book of Acts. Let me just…
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…another King and his name is Jesus. So in case you guys are taking notes, there is another king and his name is Jesus. You actually find this inActs chapter 17. If you were here at the very beginning of the sermon series, I mentioned this a little bit. The reason why we did this series is because the…
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…cleansed. He needed to be renewed. He needed to be healed. And that means that the gospel came into the world and turned the world upside down. InActs chapter 17verse six, Paul and Silas were preaching in Greece, what we, what we now call Greece. And they preached the gospel and one of the citizens of the…
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…today, God. We prayed in Jesus' name, and everyone said, Amen. Amen. You can have a seat if you got a Bible. I invite you to take it, open it up toActs chapter 17. I want to talk to you this morning about how to become more gospel fluent, how to become more gospel fluent. I I've said this phrase gospel…
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…Lord and go out and to spread his glorious gospel. And so now with that in mind, I want to direct your attention to God's authoritative word. InActs chapter 17. Acts chapter 17, we will learn from the Holy Spirit how we can be a people on fire for the Lord, provoked to preach his gospel and to spread his…
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