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Acts 19:38 · BSB
19:38 So if Demetrius and his fellow craftsmen have a complaint against anyone, the courts are open and proconsuls are available. Let them bring charges against one another there.
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…Then there's a second occasion when there was a laying on of hands in connection with the Holy Spirit, and that took place at Ephesus. Reading fromActs chapter 19and verse number one, it came to pass that while Apollos was at Corinth, Paul having passed through the upper coast, came to Ephesus, and finding…
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…circumventing where god man of god have they will show to us you understand How the leadership of the church of Ephesus came. Sometimes they go inActs chapter 19. These people were not born again. You understand? In fact, what they say, we don't even know there's anything like a Holy Spirit. They say, with…
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…outlined for us. But you see, you are missing it. You understand? Because you miss all that two books that give it immediate context. One isActs chapter 19and chapter 20. Another is 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Timothy and 2 Timothy. Because it was a pastor that was sent to Ephesus. Did you understand what I'm…
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…uh maybe, you know, that's old covenant, and that's not true for me and you here in the new covenant now. Well, a similar thing actually happens inActs chapter 19. If you know your Bibles, the Apostle Paul is in Ephesus, and he's preaching, and people are giving their life to Jesus, and he leaves, but then…
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…Because that's why his son came, and that's why his son died, and that's why he left us down here to see people saved. Amen. Look if you word atActs chapter 19. It's good when God gives me freedom to preach once in a while. Look at verse 20. Enough of these pastoral messages. Let's get to it, amen. Every…
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…find this uh most interesting, as I uh certainly have. Now, John's baptism was unto repentance for the remission of sins. We read about this inActs chapter 19and verse number four. And the Apostle Paul went there and he met some men that had been baptized, having believed the word that they had heard,…
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…of tongues is, is that it's a sign to unbelievers and skeptics. Now I so wish I had time to do this, but in Acts chapter 2, Acts chapter 10, and inActs chapter 19, we see when the gift of tongues was coming into the church, that it was happening. Remember, day of Pentecost, the apostles have the Spirit of God…
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…Jesus. Now, this isn't a charlatan. This isn't a trickster. This isn't somebody that is trying to make money off of it. He's not like the ones inActs chapter 19. The disciples were going around at that point casting out demons, and there were people that saw that there was a profit to be made off of this.…
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…here? Amen. Yes sir. Man, I can't wait to just keep walking with those guys. Well listen if you got a copy of scripture, go ahead and turn me toActs chapter 19. Acts chapter 19. Last week we were with the Apostle Paul in Acts chapter 18 in the city of Corinth, in the city of Corinth last week. This week…
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…Acts of the Apostles, or the continuing acts of Christ, by the power of his Spirit, through His apostles. We're actually going to look at all ofActs chapter 19. It's a little bit of a longer passage. This is Paul's dealings with during his time in Ephesus. I think Paul spent the most time in Ephesus of all…
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…wine. Daniel chapter 1 and verse 8. That was a resolution. Paul resolved to make his way to Jerusalem to fulfill a vow he had made, a Nazarite vow.Acts chapter 19and verse 21. So, let us resolve to change, believing that change is really possible. It's not a person in this room that doesn't need to change in…
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…I fulfill my mission. All right, let's go back to the story. That was free of charge this morning. You don't have to pay any extra for that today.Acts chapter 19, we find more about the church of Antioch, as I was saying. All social distinctions were erased. They were all one in Christ. Come on, somebody. So…
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…their necks, quite literally, they risked their lives for my sake. We don't exactly know the account Paul was referring to. It could have been inActs chapter 19, the riot that took place in Ephesus. It could be that Priscilla and Aquila played a very large role in helping getting Paul out of that. Whatever…
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…letter known as First Thessalonians. And then some years later he did return to Macedonia as part of his third missionary journey. And we read inActs chapter 19and verse 21. After these things were ended, Paul proposed in spirit, and he had passed through Macedonia and Akaya to go to Jerusalem, saying,…
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…and what happened in the city of Ephesus. Maybe you're familiar with it, maybe you aren't. You can read about it in the book of Acts. The book ofActs chapter 19tells us Paul had arrived in this city and launched into evangelism like he always does. Starts first in the synagogue and then goes on to publicly…
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…as Christians got real about their faith, and they put away these things and stopped participating in these things, what happened in the book ofActs chapter 19. The city turned on them. The idol maker silversmiths got really mad. Yeah, Paul understood that the counter-cultural way of Jesus means living a…
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…of these places where they drag him out of the city and stone him. Doesn't mean that he wasn't, but we don't read about that. In fact, turn over toActs Chapter 19. Aristarchus was actually from Thessalonica, and he was a faithful companion of the apostle Paul. He became a companion of Paul's On his third…
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…don't speak that. Look different in how you speak, because you are called to be a follower, a disciple, of Jesus. I encourage you to go and readActs chapter 19sometime today or over the weekend. Read Acts chapter 19. Acts chapter 19 tells the story of when Paul was in Ephesus. Okay, so the letter that we…
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…start rioting and chase Paul out of the city under threat of his life. This is exactly what happened at the city of Ephesus. We read about it inActs chapter 19. No sooner had Paul established a church in Ephesus, he was even teaching daily in a secular lecture hall, the lecture hall of Chironis, having a…
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…of tongues. Or once you see prophecy, know that that tongue has been what? Interpreted. Hallelujah. Praise God. Hallelujah. So what we see in thisActs chapter 19is a conversation of certain disciples of John. Praise God. Amen. And then we see Paul now laying hands on them. Now bringing what Pastor Victor…
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