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Acts 18:9 · BSB
18:9 One night the Lord spoke to Paul in a vision: “Do not be afraid; keep on speaking; do not be silent.
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…God. We are in the majority because God is with us. And Paul himself was encouraged by the Lord as he was going on in his missionary journeys. InActs chapter 18, the Lord spoke to Paul one night in a vision, it says, and it said, Do not be afraid, but go on speaking. Do not be silent, for I am with you, and…
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…several people became Christians. Like it's the same way it happens today. And when they became Christians, they started this church. It's all inActs chapter 18. But after a year and a half, Paul moved on to other cities to tell more people the good news of the gospel. And it wasn't long after that that…
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…and the development and the spread of the gospel in the first century. Lord, we thank you that we have the example of the Apostle Paul here inActs chapter 18. Help us to, by your Holy Spirit, seek to imitate him in every way we can. Lord, knowing that he was simply following you and your son. Paul was on…
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…a whole chunk of the population that may miss out on hearing the plan of salvation as God prescribed it. Amen? Let's turn back one chapter toActs chapter 18. Let's start in verse 24. Meanwhile, a Jew named Apollos, a native of Alexandria, came to Ephesus. He was a learned man with a thorough knowledge…
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…laughing] Yeah. Today we're going to, actually, Kevin and I had switched. He switched it, the weeks that we were doing it. So last week we didActs chapter 18. This week we're going back to Acts chapter 17. And when we first switched, I thought, oh, great, Kevin. You're giving me the Sunday when time…
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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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…Holy Spirit is going to cause that to happen, cause people to study God's word. So this is one example. Let's look at another. Let's turn over toActs chapter 18. Acts chapter 18. Paul is in a different place now. Most of Acts, he's going from city to city, he's starting different churches. And in Acts 18…
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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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…had plenty of problems, that had plenty of red flags. Paul planted this church on his first missionary journey. You can read more about that inActs chapter 18. The city was strategically located in the Roman Empire as one of the up-and coming cities of the time. The city was very diverse. The city was…
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…And when they go together, magical things happen. You get something good out of it. And so this morning, I want to share with you from the book ofActs chapter 18, just a passage of scripture that really illustrates this and really illustrates that when we use our gifts, the gifts that God has given us, not…
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…churches, to see our church partner with mission causes. And so let's read a little bit about um uh Paul and and Priscilla and Aquila, the book ofActs, chapter 18, starting with verse 18, going through verse 21. Verse 18, it says Paul stayed in Corinth for some time after that, then said goodbye to the…
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…Well, the second thing we want to look at this morning is an example for biblical maturity. And I want you to take your Bibles and turn toActs chapter 18. I wanted to give you a real life example of a couple in Scripture that shows us a few things from their marriage. So this is a little more…
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…a region called Corinth and ministered there. And where we find the record of Paul's time in Corinth for the first time is located in the book ofActs chapter 18. And I invite you to turn there with me because I want to take this account and consider 5 providential spheres or five places areas in Paul's…
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…community that he served and that he worked alongside of. And so while I was there, I remember it was this moment where we were reading fromActs chapter 18, and it's a moment where Paul is standing on the beam of a seat or the seat of judgment, where he was basically being confronted about presenting…
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…by your spirit, we pray in Christ's name. And everyone said, Amen. Amen. You could have a C if you got a Bible. I invite you to take and open up toActs chapter 18. If you're a guest, let me introduce myself. My name is Neil. Uh, I'm the lead pastor here at Grand Parkway, and we're teaching through the book of…
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…prayer. We pray in Christ's name when everyone said, Amen. Amen. You can have a seed if you got a Bible. I'd invite you to take it and open up toActs chapter 18. Acts chapter 18. I want to talk to you this morning about how to ward off spiritual discouragement, how to ward off spiritual discouragement…
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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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…is on the Grecian peninsula. I don't have a laser pointer, but you can see it in the top left corner in Icaa there. And we read in the book ofActs, chapter 18, about how the church at Corinth was established. Paul stays there for a year and a half, and then he moves on in his travels. But then sometime…
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