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Acts 18:9–10 · BSB
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.”
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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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…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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…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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…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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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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…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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…at work, or it could be anybody here at church. But there's something about that person that you remember up to today. My sister just read fromActs chapter 18, and I'm going to take us back there. The story of Apollos is a wonderful story, but sometimes I wonder why it is even included in this chapter.…
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…When we think about the church in Ephesus, we're thinking about uh a church that began in Acts chapter 19. Paul makes his first visit to Ephesus inActs chapter 18, and we see no conversion explicitly mentioned. He reads it with the Jews and he moves on. But he comes back in Acts chapter 19. I want you to…
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…Corinth are deep, meaningful because [SPEAKER_01]: That's the foundation of it all. [SPEAKER_01]: Now, if you look in your scriptures, the first inActs chapter 18, which we're not gonna spend time there today, I'm just gonna kind of overlooking it, or overview it, I should say, not overlook, that's the wrong…
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…ground. They were the early version of a church starter, a church planter. And they were teachers, Priscilla and Aquila both. Funny thing is, inActs chapter 18, there were two great teachers in the church in the day of Paul. One was Paul. Does anybody remember who the other one was? Apollos. It was…
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…have for all the Saints. You need to know that Paul knew this church really well in his second missionary journey. This is recorded in the book ofActs, chapter 18. He was used by God to plant the church. He spent years at this church. And so as he moves from this petition or from this praise to petition, what…
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…got to Corinth, he did that like during the day, and then in the evening and late into the night, he would teach. We also know from the book ofActs chapter 18that he did this for a while. Of course, no one can sustain that pace for very long until his companions showed up, and they basically provided for…
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…probably he was not saved. But let's check the scripture and see. Let's check Apollos. Right, let's check Brother Apollos. Acts. Right, we move toActs chapter 18. Right, we move to Acts chapter 18. Let's pay a little bit of extra attention to what we are reading. From verse 24. knowing only the baptism of…
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…starts right there. And so the first church dealt with here is the church at Ephesus, established by Paul with Aquila and Priscilla. InActs chapter 18, And so this church is that church which gave us the book of Ephesians, same church. By the time we come to Revelation chapter 2, the church at…
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…It's what we might call the church particular. It's the congregation in Corinth in his time, the one that he founded as recorded in the book ofActs, chapter 18. This local congregation is also called a building. And Paul is the master builder who laid the foundation for it. So let's move now into the…
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…Now we don't have time to go there here tonight, have it written down, but for the sake of time, you can write this down and look it up later.Acts chapter 18verses one through 4. What does it talk about that Paul met 2 good dear friends in the Christian faith named Aquila and Priscilla? Everyone ought…
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…Apollos watered, and God gave the increase. God gave the increase. Now Paul is the one who planted the church. He went to Corinth, recounted inActs chapter 18. He began his ministry by attending the Jewish synagogue first on every Sabbath. And he reasoned from the word of God to them, persuading both Jews…
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