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Acts 18:21 · BSB
18:21 But as he left, he said, “I will come back to you if God is willing.” And he set sail from Ephesus.
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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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…4, verses 7 through 18, we see Paul, just to get some context here, Paul had the privilege of planting the church in Corinth. We see this inActs chapter 18. He planted the church, he went into the Jewish synagogue, started preaching the gospel, the Corinthians started coming to faith in Christ, and the…
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…their feet. Now, Paul has historically implemented this same thing in his own ministry. We saw the very thing that we are speaking of take place inActs chapter 18, two chapters prior to Acts 20. We read this in Acts chapter 18, verses 1 through 6. After these things, he left Athens and went to Corinth, and he…
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…justifications. for not faithfully attending the assembly of the local church. The author has good reason to put this forward. You know, I think ofActs chapter 18. In Acts chapter 18, it's Paul at Corinth. We read this of Paul and his co -workers, starting in verse 5. But when Silas and Timothy came down from…
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…was over and he went back to Antioch and he reported all that God had done for them After his second missionary journey there's a similar thing inActs chapter 18and verse 22 and following where he does a similar thing where he reports back to the churches what God had done through his ministry and now he's…
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…It's amazing. But Paul understands that everything that we do in Christ Jesus, everything that we do is really subject to God's will. So he says inActs chapter 18and verse 21, he says I will return again to you speaking to the those Corinthians at that particular time in the Ephesians he was talking to. He…
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…an Aquila or a Priscilla in your life as well. And we'll see why here in just a moment. Would you please stand for the reading God's Word? Where inActs chapter 18we'll begin in verse #1. And it says after these things Paul departed from Athens and came to Corinth, and found a certain Jew named Aquila, born…
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…And with his chains. And he is here in verse 30. At his own expense. Now some people think that. It is because he was a tent maker. And we have inActs chapter 18. That he engages in this activity. In 1 Corinthians chapter 4. He speaks of working with his own hands. So that he is not a burden to the church.…
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…Pastor Clark in Acts Chapter 19 with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. We are in the book of Acts this morning and we're going to look atActs chapter 18, the last few verses starting in verse 24, and then we're going to go into the 1st 10 verses of Acts chapter 19. Acts is a very exciting book…
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…you gain from being a faithful student will help you learn how to distinguish His will from your own human desires. Now here's Pastor Clark inActs chapter 18with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. There was an assurance that keep doing what you're doing this, maybe down the road you're going to…
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…so that the seeds that God has already planted can flourish and his presence can bloom in their hearts. Now here's Pastor Clark in the book ofActs Chapter 18with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. We are in the book of Acts, Acts chapter 18, and as we study this book, I don't know about you, but…
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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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…in Corinth was a church that Paul loved deeply, that he had a strong connection with. And he was concerned having spent 18 months there. We read inActs chapter 18. It was the longest time that again, he'd spent in any city in, in founding a church. He'd taught, he'd discipled them, he'd loved them powerfully.…
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…He does say that there's mercy. You did it in ignorance, okay, but now the days of ignorance are over. We're gonna hear Paul say that later inActs chapter 18. There was a time when Jesus overlooked, which by the way, you might think, well, maybe I would have liked to have lived in the days of the…
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All right, we're going to be inActs chapter 18, and just I'm just gonna I'm not gonna read it up front, but I'll preach the text or read the text as we go. So Acts chapter 18. A local church 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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…it in the Bible itself. Testimony from the word of God. Lydia was baptized, she and her household. The jailer was baptized, he and his household.Acts chapter 18, then Crispus, the ruler of the synagogue, believed on the Lord with all his household. The household, 1 Corinthians 1, 16, and I baptized the…
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…but go on speaking, and do not be silent, for I am with you. For, the Lord says, I have many in this city who are my people. You see it there?Acts chapter 18. The Lord has many in the city who are his people. Therefore, Paul must go on speaking. These people, though they are the Lord's, though God…
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…I didn't come with lofty speech. Healls the time that he first visited them. He came to them in 50 AD, around 50 A.D. You could read the story inActs chapter 18, if you want to go back and read Acts chapter 18. You could read the story of Paul's time in the scene city of Corinth. And he says,Guys, when I…
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…Turkey more in the ancient world. that we despaired of life itself. Indeed, we felt that we'd received the sentence of death. So we could read inActs chapter 18about Paul establishing that great church in Corinth. Paul was actually there for about a year and a half. And like I said, he wrote other…
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