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Acts 18:5–11 · BSB
18:5 And when Silas and Timothy came down from Macedonia, Paul devoted himself fully to the word, testifying to the Jews that Jesus is the Christ.
18:6 But when they opposed and insulted him, he shook out his garments and told them, “Your blood be on your own heads! I am innocent of it. From now on I will go to the Gentiles.”
18:7 So Paul left the synagogue and went next door to the house of Titus Justus, a worshiper of God.
18:8 Crispus, the synagogue leader, and his whole household believed in the Lord. And many of the Corinthians who heard the message believed and were baptized.
18:9 One night the Lord spoke to Paul in a vision: “Do not be afraid; keep on speaking; do not be silent.
18:10 For I am with you and no one will lay a hand on you, because I have many people in this city.”
18:11 So Paul stayed for a year and a half, teaching the word of God among the Corinthians.
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…Paul says, that many of the Corinthians believing were baptized. And so as we think about 1 Corinthians, I don't want you to forget what we saw inActs chapter 18. Paul helped to start the nucleus, the foundation of the work that exists now as we read 1 and 2 Corinthians. It's going to be written about 56 AD.…
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…what we read in Acts chapter 1 verse 8, what we're going to read, what we read is known as the great commission. you uh many times you look atActs chapter 18or maybe you look at Matthew 28 as the great commission. In fact, actually there are five commissions in the Bible. Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and…
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If you have your Bibles, we'll turn together to the book ofActs, chapter 18, beginning with verse 24, and we'll read down to chapter 19, verse 10. While you're turning there, I'll make a pastoral note. It's nice to see that…
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If you remain standing, we'll be turning to the book of Acts,Acts chapter 18, and we'll be beginning with verse 18 and read down to the end of the chapter, verse 28. Acts chapter 18, verse 18. Do listen carefully because…
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…problem affecting the Ephesian church at that particular point. Right? If you go back just 10 years, if you go back and you open up your Bibles toActs chapter 18, 19, and 20, you see that Paul made his way to Ephesus, did his work there, obviously was attempted to be killed multiple times. But now we're at…
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Now, let's turn in our Bibles toActs chapter 18. It's where we'll be reading from, Acts chapter 18. I'll start with verse 1 and read to verse 23. Acts chapter 18, verse 1. Do listen carefully…
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…and he was ordained by the Spirit to preach the gospel and to shepherd those who believed there in Corinth for a year and six months. This is inActs 18 verses 1 to 17. There's a few notable things about this defense. He notes, first of all, That despite the problems that the church in Corinth had, Paul still…
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…in the Corinthian church specifically. So Paul makes sense, right? Because he was the one that, that helped plant the church there in Corinth,Acts Chapter 18. And so the, there's the OGs, right? I- in our church, these are the people that were with us when we had our original vision me- meetings for, uh,…
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…charge that will hold no water under Roman court. It would be much like when Paul was accused by the Jews before Galio, the Roman consul, inActs chapter 18. He dismissed the Jews summarily, saying, This is a matter of your own Jewish law and your own people. Go deal with it yourselves. It is of no…
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…is going to mention the church at Troas in 2 Corinthians chapter 2, but the church is not established at Corinth yet. That's going to happen inActs chapter 18. So I don't believe that Paul had anything to do with establishing the church at Troas. So God's saying, I want you to go into this new frontier.…
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…second of four letters that Paul wrote to this church in Corinth. The church in Corinth was founded by the Apostle Paul, and we read about that inActs chapter 18. On Paul's second missionary journey, he came to Corinth, which is located at the, the mouth of what's now modern-day, uh, southern Greece, a…
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Good evening, everyone. Tonight we're going to be studying Aquila. If you'd like, go ahead and open your Bibles toActs chapter 18. We'll start there. Aquila does appear, I guess, in four different passages or groups of passages, I guess you could say, but we're most familiar…
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…A desire that just drives us to want to make much of Jesus, to want to make him known. When Paul went to Corinth, you can read about it inActs chapter 18. When Paul went to Corinth, it's a strange, it was a strange old city, Corinth. In actual fact, it was a pretty corrupt city. It was a pretty, you…
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…that we've been looking at other biblical examples of people who have these gifts. So let's look at one of those examples even now. It's found inActs, chapter 18. We could go to a lot of people when it comes to the example of a good teacher. But one example that I think is a great example, but also one that…
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…back, two very different missions, one that ended in disaster, one that ended in success. Well tonight we're going to be talking about Apollos inActs chapter 18, he's mentioned in several other passages we'll look at in just a second, but if you want somewhere to turn, Acts 18, that's going to be what we're…
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…doing, who we're hanging out with, what we're teaching, what we believe. We have to be careful in these things and be diligent and use wisdom.Acts chapter 18. I want you to look at here Acts chapter 18 verse 24 through 25 And it says here a certain Jew named Apollos Born at Alexandria an eloquent man and…
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…of sending, reaching, returning, reporting, gathering again, and then Paul goes again for a second time into another missionary journey. And inActs chapter 18, he comes back again. And he's received back by the church. The church is there to receive, to strengthen, and to send. And so what Paul is showing…
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…fearful, but you will find that their teaching is a bit inadequate. They too needed the empowerment of the Holy Spirit. You will see this inActs chapter 18. You've heard of the name Apollos, and of course, Paul has referred to him too. In Acts, Luke was writing, he says here, Meanwhile, a Jew named…
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…Jesus and pushing back darkness together. Okay, it's time for the reading of God's word. If you'll please stand in honor of God's word, we'll readActs 18, verses 1 through 22. I might accidentally read 23, but I'll try not to. That's where it cuts off in my Bible. After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth, and he…
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Amen. If you have your Bibles, I want to invite you to open it up toActs chapter 18, or device with a Bible app on it. Acts chapter 18 will be starting in verse 23 in just a moment. If you were here last week, you may remember that…
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