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Acts 18:8 · BSB
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.
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Well, church, we are inActs chapter 18. So if you have a Bible or an app, open it there. We're going to be working through this whole chapter together. Here's the thing. When we think…
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…to stay in Ephesus. The scary thing about this is that the people how quickly the people in Ephesus forgot that the law is good. in Ephesus, uh,Acts chapter 18, 19, and 20. Paul comes and he speaks to the church in Ephesus. Do you know how long he was teaching in Ephesus for? Three years. They had the best…
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…the greatest struggles in first-century Christianity, the idea of food, idolatry, and idols' temples. So, Paul goes to a city, let's take Corinth,Acts chapter 18, preaches the gospel, these people become Christians. Before they were Christians, they ate meals like we did. But in the first century, and you…
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…you guys are doing well. You guys doing good? Hey, happy fall, baby. It feels beautiful the last couple days. If you have a Bible, let's jump in.Acts chapter 18is where we're gonna be. Acts chapter 18. If you have a Bible, we're jumping right back into our study in the book of Acts. And as you guys are…
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…of 2 Corinthians, and you know that Paul helped establish the church in Corinth, and you can actually read about this in his missionary journey inActs chapter 18. Uh, where but Corinth was a very influential city. It was a very powerful city. Um, they loved impressive people, that they loved impressive and…
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…led by the Spirit of God are the children of God. For those who are led by the Holy Spirit, they are the children of God. Now I want you to turn toActs chapter 18and see a situation that oftentimes we find in the church, either because of hesitation or ignorance, but Acts chapter 19, we find that Apollos,…
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…he loves you enough to just go at it anyway. So, yeah, thank you. Today we're gonna be in the book of Acts for one more week, and we're gonna be inActs chapter 18. Uh, if you recall, we were in Acts chapter 17 last week, and when we um wanted to pick which text we were using uh to introduce uh our series in…
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…It'd be good to have a paper copy of the Bible in front of you, or some version of the Bible in front of you as we go through our text. We'll be inActs chapter 18this morning. So glad you're here. Also want to welcome all those who are worshiping with us online. Last week we had folks from Nairobi, Kenya,…
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…useless doctrine. Ephesus was a place where Paul visited as he was a missionary and we hear of the establishment of the church in Ephesus inActs chapter 1819 and 20. And when Paul went to Ephesus, Paul had a three-year ministry in Ephesus. And what Paul did was he turned the town upside down. He…
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…persecution among the Jewish community, which was recorded in the Book of Acts, specifically in the city of Rome. Um, just really quickly inActs chapter 18, verses, verse 2, um, we see, uh- Um, talking about Paul, uh, verse one says, "After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth," and verse two,…
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…not opposed to using that. He's not opposed to rhetoric and persuasion. In fact… How much time we got here? In fact- Okay, it's worth it. Go toActs chapter 18. It's worth it. Just trust me, Acts chapter 18. I just need you to see some of the context here. Acts chapter 18 is the place where Paul plants the…
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…is the one who established the church. He's the one who planted the church. And so he's acting like a wise master builder. So Take yourself back toActs chapter 18. Paul has gone on the second missionary journey and he's done that 18 months worth of work and they won these converts to Christ. This is how the…
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Amen. Thank you so very much. If you have your copy of God's Word, if you would findActs chapter 18. If you do not have a copy of God's Word, there's one in front of you. I would encourage you to use that copy. And you can find today's text on…
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…perfect in weakness. And why that echoed so true is because Paul had founded the church at Corinth during his second missionary journey back inActs chapter 18. Paul had come to Corinth, he stayed there for 18 months. Remember, he says where he met Aquila and Priscilla, and they began to go into the…
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…When everything is fallen, his letters, everything is falling apart. And we read a bunch of Paul's interactions with uh the church in Ephesus inActs chapter 18and chapter 19. So if you get a chance to go there, I don't know if you knew that or not, but it talks a lot about Paul's travels to Ephesus in the…
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…upside down. And as the gospel takes root, they go, those are the ones that turn the uh uh turn the world upside down, like Acts chapter 17 says.Acts chapter 18, you see the gospel enduring through courageous witness. Acts chapter 19, you see the gospel triumphing over spiritual darkness, putting idolatry…
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…the Corinthian. It was a byword in those days. It was a wicked, wicked city. Paul first came to Corinth during his second missionary journey inActs chapter 18. This is where he met the cute couple. Anybody remember the cute couple? Little coffee mug couple? Aquila and Priscilla. And he worked with them as…
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…got the date right, about March 15 and so he's gotta he's gotta get on it and so he heads out and this is where we pick up the story. Verse 18 ofActs chapter 18. Paul stayed in Corinth for some time, roughly a year. Then he left the brothers and sisters and sailed first for Syria accompanied now by…
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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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