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Acts 17:21 · BSB
17:21 Now all the Athenians and foreigners who lived there spent their time doing nothing more than hearing and articulating new ideas.
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…17. Because God's heart and his vision have always been for all people. Final place I want you to look in the heart of God in 17 chapters isActs chapter 17. This has become one of my favorite passages for the past several years. But in Acts chapter 17, it's a famous account, a very popular account of…
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…And the Greeks say this is utter foolishness. And the Jews say this is a stumbling block to us believing in what you are saying. And as we turn toActs chapter 17, we see that the way in which the apostle Paul presents the gospel, he presents the same message, but he presents the same message to very…
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…that is safe for us and for them. We must look out. We must each of us be more and more like the Berean brothers and sisters we can read about inActs chapter 17. Paul came to them, to the Jews in Berea, teaching them of the gospel of Jesus Christ, saying this Jesus is the Messiah that the Old Testament…
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…own sake. God, of course, owns the cattle on a thousand hills. And as somebody has said, he owns the hills as well. He is the self-sufficient one.Acts chapter 17. He has no need of anything. He's the one who has made and gives everything to everyone. In 1 Corinthians, Paul asked the question, what do you…
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…on the Lord. With him at my right hand I shall not be shaken. Amen. Good morning, my name is Alistair. Our second reading this morning comes fromActs chapter 17 verses 16 to 34. While Paul was waiting for them in Athens, he was greatly distressed to see that the city was full of idols. So he reasoned in the synagogue with…
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…talking about a church that is brand new. Paul is, it was only there for just a few weeks. We don't know exactly how long but he talks about inActs chapter 17that he only preached there for three weeks in the synagogue and then through the course of events was kind of propelled out of the city. In about…
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…for the gospel. Paul has been stoned for his preaching. He's been whipped. He's been shipwrecked. He's gone hungry. And even in Thessalonica inActs chapter 17. We're told that he had to flee just weeks after he arrived. Because a mob wanted him dead. Because of what he was preaching. And yet he still says…
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Well, folks, maybe you want to grab your Bibles at this point and turn toActs chapter 17. And as we mentioned this morning, we're starting a new series looking at the book of 1 Thessalonians. Maybe, Johnny, you could chuck the…
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…Pentecost sermon. Acts chapter 4, we're told that many of those who had heard the word believed and the number of men came to about 5,000. ByActs chapter 17, when Jason had welcomed some of the brothers into his home, we're told that these men who have turned the world upside down have come here also.…
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…for one it is this that God reigns supreme and he will judge all men God reigns supreme and he will judge all men I think about the message over inActs chapter 17where Paul is preaching to a large group in Athens in the Agora and what does he say the day is coming when God is going to judge men by his son…
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…that Christ is indeed God and that He is going to be the judge of the whole earth? Turn in your Bibles to Acts chapter 17, verse 31. We find inActs chapter 17that Paul is having a debate with Athenians. In the ancient world without electronic devices and without TV and a radio, the thing that you wanted…
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…back, right? Luke, for our benefit, pinning down what happened in the life of the early church. So we're going to continue our study by looking atActs chapter 17, verses 16 through 34. So if you're not already there, please take your copy of God's word and join me. Beloved, this is God's word to us. It was written for his glory…
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…he brings up the resurrection and I can preach it from there. So that's a wonderful thing and in part the reason that we're going to stay inActs chapter 17this morning. Also, though, just as a maybe interesting side note to you, and as we established last year, that Palm Sunday was not a thing. It's…
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…our study of Luke's second account of Jesus' ministry, the book of Acts. So if you have a copy of God's Word, I hope you do today. Please turn toActs chapter 17. You've heard me, if you've been here, call this Luke's second account, the Acts of the risen Jesus. Jesus has ascended and he has sent his spirit…
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…talking about, and you're thinking along and saying, well, does that make sense, and where else in the Bible does that appear? We know that inActs chapter 17, the believers in Berea were commended, because what they did as Paul was preaching the Word, they were kind of following along and tracking and…
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…says, as he speaks to the Athenians, that's the fixed future point, the risen Jesus, because he is the one who is right to judge. Have a look inActs chapter 17. This is the last scripture flip will do, but I'd really like you to have a look at it for yourselves, please. Acts chapter 17, and I'm going to…
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…are straight out of creation apart from redemption in Jesus the image of God has massive implications for racial pride and ethnocentricity inActs chapter 17which is read out to us Paul makes the common origins of human beings the ground of equality and the end of ethnic arrogance Paul is here he's in…
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…or straw men in his writing or in his preaching. There's a great example of it. You can go look it up later. I don't have time to go there. ButActs chapter 17, there's a lot of questions being raised to Paul. Does he entertain these straw men? No. He doesn't entertain them. He just calls it what it is,…
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…the right of condemning those who refuse what he did for them. Turn in your Bibles so you follow the thought here over to Acts chapter 17 verse 31.Acts chapter 17is Paul preaching in the Agora in Athens. The Athenians did not have TV. They didn't have Netflix. But they found entertainment in sitting around…
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Found in your pew Bible on page 926, we are reading this morningActs 17 verses 16 through 34. Acts 17 beginning at verse 16. Now while Paul was waiting for them at Athens, his spirit was provoked within him as he saw that the city was full…
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