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Acts 19:5 · BSB
19:5 On hearing this, they were baptized into the name of the Lord Jesus.
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…a ready challenge that every one of us is going to face. And what we're going to see in Acts 18:24 down through the end of the chapter, and then inActs 19:1-7, is several things: how the early church handled this when they ran up against people that thought they were saved that weren't, or that taught…
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…who believed were astonished as many came. As many came with Peter because the gift of the Holy Spirit had been poured out on the Gentiles also.Acts chapter 19, verse 5 to 6. Acts chapter 19, verse 5 to 6. When they had this, they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus. When Paul had laid hands on them, the Holy…
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…of the gospel itself. So point number two this morning is that the spirit is not an optional upgrade. The spirit is not an optional upgrade.Acts chapter 19, verses 1 through 7. The text says, And it happens that while Apollos was at Corinth, Paul passed through the inland country and came to Ephesus. There he found some…
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…14. Acts 10 verse 43. In fact, in the book of Acts, so many places later, so many places. Acts 10 verse 43. Acts 15 verse 26. Acts 16 verse 18.Acts 19 verse 5. Acts 21 verse 13. Acts 22 verse 16. Acts 22 verse 16. Acts 26 verse 9. Acts 26 verse 9. So when you read all these scriptures in summary, what…
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…the gospel to them, baptizes them, lays his hands on them, and they receive the Holy Spirit. It says that it's about 12 men. You can read that inActs 19, verses 2 through 7. That there's about 12 men who hear the good news of Jesus. Oh, the Messiah has come. The work's been finished in Jesus. He died for your sins. He…
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…in Christ. This final baptism is the vital key to living and ministering in supernatural power. And we see this happening all through Scripture.Acts 19, verses 1 through 6give us a good description. And I'm not going to read all of those verses. I'll just summarize it for you. When Paul is coming to Ephesus, he finds…
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…Spirit, they need to be baptized in Jesus' name too. They are linked together. They are linked together. Those things, those things go together. InActs chapter 19, verse 5. Am I moving too quick? Okay. Thank you. In Acts chapter 19, verse 5, Paul found apostles of John the Baptist who were only baptized from John of…
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…we will have some warm water to go into. All right. Acts chapter 19. What should we do? Why don't you do this? Yeah. Yeah. Moses, you do this.Acts 19 verse 1 to 10. Janice, then you do 11 to 20. And then Jasper, you do 21 to 27. Is that good? Can I invite you to stand for the word of the Lord? And it happened…
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Our reading today comes fromActs 19:1-10. Acts 19. And it happened that while Apollos was at Corinth, Paul passed through the inland country and came to Ephesus. There he found some…
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…we choose to be filled with the Holy Spirit. We can't do it in our own strength because we're a sinful, broken people. Paul had this encounter inActs chapter 19, verses 1 through 6. While Apollos was in Corinth, Paul traveled through the interior regions until he reached Ephesus on the coast, where he found several believers.…
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…were baptized as a child or an infant, we also will recognize if you would want to be baptized again in terms of your own request. We get this fromActs chapter 19, verses 1 through 5, where Paul talks about a group of believers who were baptized into John the Baptist's baptism and ministry of repentance, but then they were…
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…of Ephesians, it's appropriate as a church body to recount the origin story of this church. So last week at Sunday evening service, Jesse preachedActs chapter 19, verses 1 through 10, which, if you didn't get to hear that sermon, I beg you to avail yourself of it. It's phenomenally helpful. And the next two Sunday mornings, we…
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…1 to 7. So if you can flick back to Acts. This will give us a foundation. About the Thessalonian church. This is when Paul was first there. SoActs 19 verse 1 to 7. Or maybe Acts 17. Sorry, Acts 17. Okay, so Acts 17. Okay, so Acts 17. Okay, so Acts 17. When Paul and his companions had passed through Amphipolis…
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…of Jesus. They had claimed to be disciples, but they had never actually believed in Jesus and so they had never received the Holy Spirit. So inActs 19, verse 5, we read after Paul had spoken to them on hearing this, they were baptised into the name of the Lord Jesus. Baptism being that outward sign that…
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