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Acts 17:5 · BSB
17:5 The Jews, however, became jealous. So they brought in some troublemakers from the marketplace, formed a mob, and sent the city into an uproar. They raided Jason’s house in search of Paul and Silas, hoping to bring them out to the people.
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…and prevent Silas from getting to the Thessalonians, right? But who is able to go to the Thessalonians? It's Timothy, right? If you read inActs chapter 17, it doesn't list Timothy, if I'm remembering correctly. It does not list Timothy as being one who is driven out. Thessalonica it's Paul and Silas…
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…that that is very much, very much the world of Paul and these Thessalonians. Because on his second missionary journey, recorded in the book ofActs, chapter 17, we read of something very much like what I just described. It actually happened. And what happened was a fragile young church was born, what you…
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…it and accept it, and there are people who do not. But regardless, the word has dramatic effect on these groups here. I want to show you this fromActs chapter 17. I've referenced this several times within the sermon series, but I don't think we've read the text yet. So Acts chapter 17, one through nine. Acts…
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…around 49 or 50AD and upon their arrival there was no church. After three weeks there was what happened in Thessalonica. We read the story inActs chapter 17on three Sabbath days, so over three weeks. Paul reasoned with them from the Scriptures, particularly the Old Testament. He opened it up. He proved…
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…And they forsook that they, they rejected that. We can trace it all the way back. Remember to Adam the first man over there in the book of Acts inActs chapter 17when Paul was preaching in Mars Hill. He said this in Acts chapter 17 and in the verse 26 and hath made of one blood all nations of men for to…
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…Agreed? Agreed? You're not used to me. I understand that. But it's like, I'd like to have a little bit of response back. It was like, yes. InActs chapter 17, you know, Paul is preaching and people without their phone are cross-referencing what he's saying. Am I right? Isn't that what's going on? Yes.…
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Well, good morning, everyone. It's good to see you. And I invite you to turn in your Bibles, please, toActs chapter 17. As Sam just mentioned, we're starting into a new study, a new series, arguably perhaps one of the first letters, earliest letters written by Paul.…
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…Check them in Scripture. And so we can cross reference that passage to what we talked about on Sunday night. If some of you are here, we were inActs, chapter 17. What did the Bereans do? They, they, they checked it. They, they received the Word, but then they checked what was being preached to them from the…
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…of passage. We should be like the Bereans. We should receive the Word like these folks receive the Word here in this place. And so we're inActs chapter 17. Just to remind you, we're on Paul's second missionary journey. He had a first missionary journey and there was great success. And now he's…
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…whether Paul knew it or not, he needed to go to Philippi to see these individuals converted. But now he leaves Philippi and we're going to see inActs chapter 17, he goes to a place called Thessalonica. And we're going to look at his visit here to Thessalonica. It's a short visit. It's a visit that sees some…
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…We're going to take a break from the Book of Acts here until the end of the year. And once we turn over our calendars into 25, we'll pick up inActs chapter 17. I. I do know that Acts chapter 17 is one of my favorite passages of scripture. It speaks of the Bereans, and it talks about searching the…
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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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…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 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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…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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…pray. We pray all this in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open up toActs chapter 17. Acts chapter 17. If you don't have a Bible, don't sweat it. It'll come up on the screen behind me. If you're a guest today, we're preaching…
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…german anglo saxon person. Your conscience says, I haven't been perfect, and I am accountable for it. I need to seek God, I need to find him. So inacts chapter 17, it says exactly that. These invisible qualities of God that I just told you about, they are evidenced to all people, so that all would seek God…
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…generations, across different demographics. Our culture is quickly becoming more and more of a secular culture. So this morning I want to look atActs, chapter 17. You can go ahead and start turning that direction now, but, as I do, you may still be thinking I know what you're saying, I know the statistics.…
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…actually makes it very clear what it is. We're facing God's promised judgment. Just flick on a page. I think it'll just be a page in your Bible toActs chapter 17. So that's the big 17 and then the smaller verse 31. Acts 17 verse 31. This is a little bit later on in Paul's travels as he continued to share the…
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…made the heavens and the earth by your great power and by your outstretched arm. God determines what nations will exist and where they will exist.Acts chapter 17and verse 26. He decides what king is to rule and when and where. Isaiah chapter 44 and verse 28. Sometimes to the judgment of his people. He…
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