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Acts 18:1 · BSB
18:1 After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth.
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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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…who is totally dedicated to him. So, Paul arrives in Corinth, let's call it A.D. 50, just to locate it. A.D. 50. And you can read about that inActs chapter 18, the first time that Paul rocks up in Corinth. And all the things that God did there, typical Acts, both revival and riot. That's what you get in…
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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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…of the spirit and power. It's not that Paul didn't try to persuade people. If we read the back story of the church implanted in Corinth,Acts chapter 18, Paul tells us there that he did work as hard as to persuade people. The point is here that he doesn't think for a moment that his choice of words,…
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…which is, the proclamation of the gospel, that's why we go, we do it, remember, just by way of reminder, we'll look at, Acts 18 again, real quick,Acts chapter 18, when Paul's in Corinth, not to give you the whole sermon, we did last week, but remember, Paul, stresses a, personal responsibility, to preach the…
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…doesn't it? In among all that was a fledgling church, probably only about five years old when Paul writes this letter back to them. Acts tells us,Acts chapter 18is the backstory, and you can go and read it. It's a very interesting reading. Paul was there for about 18 months, getting the church set up and…
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…course, is the one who has taught them so many things. Apollos is actually another famous preacher from the early church. You may remember him fromActs chapter 18. Priscilla and Aquila had to pull him aside and say, Hey, you are a great preacher, but you do not know everything. Can we catch you up to speed?…
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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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…of Acts. Scholars routinely claim that Luke's chronology in the book of Acts was, quote, hopeless and false regarding Paul's trial before Galio inActs chapter 18. Other scholars insisted that Luke, the author, most likely placed this trial somewhere between 51 and 54 AD. But these scholars were dismissed.…
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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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…news, is that God already has people who belong to him to hear it and receive it. In fact, that's the word of encouragement he gives to Paul inActs chapter 18. Paul's in Corinth. The Lord says to this, it says, God has already planned who he's going to use Paul as his instrument to bring to himself. When…
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…comes alongside us and says, take courage. It is I. Don't be afraid. Just a few examples of where we see this happening in the New Testament. InActs chapter 18, the apostle Paul goes to Corinth. And it says certain people in Corinth opposed and reviled him. That is, they talked badly about him and…
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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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…you from all harm. He will watch over your life. The Lord will watch over your coming and going, both now and forevermore. Today's reading is fromActs chapter 18, verses 1 to 17. After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth. There he met a Jew named Aquilo, a native of Pontus, who had recently come from Italy with his…
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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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…chronology in the book of Acts was, quote, hopeless, that he made it up, especially regarding Paul's trial before a guy named Galio in the book ofActs, chapter 18. Other, more faithful scholars said, no, no, no. We think Luke's right. We think Luke probably based this between 51 and 54 AD. But they were…
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…believed Philip as he preached good news about the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were baptized. Both men and women. And thenActs chapter 18and verse 8. Crispus, the ruler of the synagogue that's done to the ministry of Paul, believed in the Lord together with his entire household. And…
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…them? Who were they? What were they like? Well, certainly we know that some of them were Jews. When Paul arrives in Corinth, we read about it inActs chapter 18, we are told that Paul went into the synagogue, and every Sabbath he reasoned in the synagogue. He took the Old Testament scriptures and showed…
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Please take out your copy of God's Word and turn toActs chapter 18. ! Acts chapter 18. Acts chapter 18 in our text for this morning will be verses 1-23. ! This is Luke's second narrative account of Jesus' life. His…
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