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…the first one, Deuteronomy 6 .20 still stands for a new generation will rise. The 206 -20 still stands for that, for the first one. The second one,Acts 18, verse 24 to 28, Galatians 2, 11 to 14. For the second one, some T, some synthesizers that needs to be corrected, Acts 18, verse 28 to 24, 24 to 28, sorry, and…
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…Commanded. Commanded. So, this scripture is under commanded. This scripture is used to show as commanded. Luke 8 .55. Luke 17 .9. And 10.Acts chapter 18 verse 2. Acts chapter 23 verse 31. Acts 24 verse 23. 1 Corinthians 9 verse 14. And Titus 1 verse 5. Luke 8 verse 55. Luke 17, 9 and verse 10. Acts 18, 2.…
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…day that he fled from Thessalonica. He did return, but it was some years later as part of his third missionary journey. You can read about that inActs 18, verses 23, right through to Acts 21, verse 26. These verses provide a detailed itinerary of Paul's third missionary journey, which had to include, according…
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…And I understand that as a pastor there's times you need encouragement and help. When when Paul and Silas came, by this time Paul was in Corinth.Acts 18 verse 5, it says in Corinth he was pressed in a spirit and then he testified to the Jews that Jesus was the Christ. In Romans 14, verse 7, we read that no…
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…They ask him, what did you believe, right? He said he had believed the baptism of John, he had believed the baptism of John. So you can write inActs chapter 18 verse 24 to 28. He was an eloquent man, competent in the scriptures. He had been instructed in the will of the Lord and fervently spoke, right? Fervently in the…
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…whenever he wrote to the church, that's asinine Anka and this is what he says in Acts chapter 18. He says this about himself thinking of CorinthActs, chapter 18, verse 9and 10 and with us we finally stay and speak the Lord to Paul in the Night by a vision. Be not afraid. But speak in, hold, not thy peace. For I am…
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…gospel, wearing himself out. Some of them accepted the message. Some of them rejected the message. And the Lord spoke to him one night in a vision.Acts chapter 18, verse 9. The Lord said to Paul one night in a vision, Do not be afraid, but go on speaking. Do not be silent, for I am with you, and no one will attack you…
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…turn back to Acts chapter 18 for one minute. You need to hear this. This is Paul in Corinth. And I think it has application to us in Alexandria.Acts chapter 18, verse 9. And the Lord said to Paul one night in a vision, do not be afraid, but go on speaking and do not be silent. Well, there's some application for us.…
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…at work, or it could be anybody here at church. But there's something about that person that you remember up to today. My sister just read fromActs chapter 18, and I'm going to take us back there. The story of Apollos is a wonderful story, but sometimes I wonder why it is even included in this chapter.…
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…ground. They were the early version of a church starter, a church planter. And they were teachers, Priscilla and Aquila both. Funny thing is, inActs chapter 18, there were two great teachers in the church in the day of Paul. One was Paul. Does anybody remember who the other one was? Apollos. It was…
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…have for all the Saints. You need to know that Paul knew this church really well in his second missionary journey. This is recorded in the book ofActs, chapter 18. He was used by God to plant the church. He spent years at this church. And so as he moves from this petition or from this praise to petition, what…
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…probably he was not saved. But let's check the scripture and see. Let's check Apollos. Right, let's check Brother Apollos. Acts. Right, we move toActs chapter 18. Right, we move to Acts chapter 18. Let's pay a little bit of extra attention to what we are reading. From verse 24. knowing only the baptism of…
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…starts right there. And so the first church dealt with here is the church at Ephesus, established by Paul with Aquila and Priscilla. InActs chapter 18, And so this church is that church which gave us the book of Ephesians, same church. By the time we come to Revelation chapter 2, the church at…
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…You received this gospel, Paul would say, from me. I literally preach this gospel, proclaim this gospel to you believers at Corinth. We know fromActs chapter 18, Paul spent a year and a half in Corinth ministering there. And so you received this gospel. Paul isn't saying this in a prideful way, as if I'm…
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…Well listen if you got a copy of scripture, go ahead and turn me to Acts chapter 19. Acts chapter 19. Last week we were with the Apostle Paul inActs chapter 18in the city of Corinth, in the city of Corinth last week. This week we're moving from chapter 18 to chapter 19. It's not only the sign of the third…
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…us last week in Athens can really and truly move well, that was Acts chapter 17 last last week. But I want us to move straight this week intoActs chapter 18. We're gonna join Paul. We're gonna rejoin him again, and we're gonna watch God do something in Paul that we have never seen before. In fact, it is…
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Our sermon text this morning comes from Acts, as we're making our way through Acts. We are inActs chapter 18, I'll begin in 18, and I'll read to the end of the chapter before we read, let's go to the Lord in prayer. Our heavenly Father, again we thank you…
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Our text this morning comes fromActs chapter 18. We'll be looking at verses one through 17. I encourage you to open up your Bible and follow along there. If you don't have a Bible, there's one in…
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…my fellow workers in Christ Jesus. First of all, Prissa and Aquila. This is a husband and wife ministry team. It's a pretty neat story. If you readActs chapter 18and 19, you'll see these names again. They're called Priscilla and Aquila. You may heard those names. Priscilla and Aquila. What we know of them is…
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…also preached to him. It was reading Isaiah when Philip came and he explained to him the scripture and he received the gospel. Praise the Lord. InActs chapter 18from verse 26 to 40, we see that, that even with his wealth and his riches, There was something still lacking in his life. When he opened the…
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…bigger than just you and me. It's about the people that God is going to reach through us to bring into his kingdom who don't yet know him. Back inActs chapter 18, you may remember a while ago, we looked at this. Paul was in Corinth, and the lord appears to him in a vision and says, do not be afraid. Keep on…
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…I am with you always, even to the end of the age. This is what the Lord spoke to Paul amid his difficulties in Corinth, if you remember, inActs chapter 18, I am with you. After all, when Jesus came to earth, Emmanuel, God with us. God plus one always makes the majority, right? I mean, David testified,…
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…things are of God. Now I've already told you Paul was in Corinth whenever he wrote to the church, that's asinine Anka and this is what he says inActs chapter 18. He says this about himself thinking of Corinth Acts, chapter 18, verse 9 and 10 and with us we finally stay and speak the Lord to Paul in the…
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…he writes, verse 1, he writes, for the sake of the faith of God's elect. This is what God had shown Paul in the city of Corinth. You might rememberActs chapter 18. Acts chapter 18. He had labored there in Corinth. He had preached the gospel, wearing himself out. Some of them accepted the message. Some of them…
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…to be doing this, while you're doing this, go make disciples. Go tell people the truth of the gospel. Go live out your calling. Luke writes inActs chapter 18, when he's speaking of Paul, he says, One night Lord spoke to Paul in a vision. And he tells Paul says, Don't be afraid, keep on speaking, do not…
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…of themselves and their people than others. That's a given. Paul really invested himself in his congregations. You can read about it in the book ofActs, chapter 18, and other places, and especially in the Corinthian epistles. Paul cared deeply and personally about these people. And he uses some of his…
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