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Acts 19:9 · BSB
19:9 But when some of them stubbornly refused to believe and publicly maligned the Way, Paul took his disciples and left the synagogue to conduct daily discussions in the lecture hall of Tyrannus.
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…this study was zooming out a little bit and thinking about, how Luke was structuring acts, and and some of that, really comes out quite nicely inActs chapter 19. As the church is growing, we've already seen the controversies over, you know, whether these new gentile believers need to be circumcised and…
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…we can drive a lesson from this very interesting and historic story that Luke leaves us here in acts. So let's remind ourselves of where we are.Acts chapter 19, is a section of the book of acts where Luke gives us a few snapshots of what life was like when Paul and his missionary team went to Ephesus. We…
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…this time. This was a church he was very familiar with. He had been their pastor for approximately three years, and you can read all about that inActs chapter 19. So, much of the study from this series was done from these two books, as well as a few others kind of trickled in, but the Christ-Centered…
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…of this church that he's writing this letter to back in Ephesus for about three years. And you can read his exploits during that time back inActs chapter 19. So the breakdown, boy, they just divided it nice in half there. The first three chapters are our identity in Christ, who we are in Christ. The…
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…in Ephesus. He had been their pastor for about three years and then wrote this letter back to them. We can read about his exploits in Ephesus inActs chapter 19. And of course, the breakdown of the book, it's nice and handy, divided up into two sections, chapter 1 through chapter 3. Who we are in Christ,…
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…was in prison in Rome. And he knew this church well in Ephesus. He had been their pastor for about three years. And the account of that is found inActs chapter 19. So let's move ahead now to Ephesians 4 and verse 25. Would you, if you're able to, would you join me in standing and let's read verse 25 down…
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…he was very familiar with this church far away in Ephesus because he had been the pastor there for three years, and you can read that account inActs chapter 19. The first part of the book is all about who we are in Christ. Chapters 1 through 3, we covered that, our identity in Christ, and now we have…
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…He had been their pastor for three years himself before he had left someone else there in his place to pastor them. You can read all about that inActs chapter 19. So that's the background, the breakdown of the book. Again, first three chapters, who we are in Christ. And then beginning in chapter 4 through…
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…And he was closely familiar with the church in Ephesus that this letter was written to. He had been the pastor there for about three years.Acts chapter 19talks about that. And so this letter was carried by hand by carrier to the church in Ephesus while he was back in Rome in imprisonment. And it was…
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…from the city of Ephesus, where Paul had spent about three years as the former pastor of this church. And you can read about that account inActs chapter 19. The breakdown of the book, the first half, chapters 1 through 3, is who we are in Christ. And chapters 4 through 6 is how we live in Christ. So…
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…far away. But he was very familiar with this church in Ephesus. He had been a pastor with them for about three years. You can read that account inActs chapter 19. The breakdown of the book, again, chapters 1 through 3. Who we are in Christ, our identity. And actually this corresponds well with what the youth…
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…far away. But he was very familiar with this church in Ephesus. He had been a pastor with them for about three years. You can read that account inActs chapter 19. The breakdown of the book, again, chapters one through three, who we are in Christ, our identity. And actually this corresponds well with what the…
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…on three intercontinental tours. He's shared Jesus with rabbis in Jerusalem with professional intellectuals and Athens with wizards in Ephesus,Acts chapter 19. Look at that one. I mean, Paul has been with Jews and Gentiles, people who knew everything about the Old Testament, nothing about the Old…
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…And it's not just, doesn't just come from this one man. Other sources confirm this. We see this other places in the Bible. So for example, inActs chapter 19, there's a man who's demon possessed. He single-handedly fights seven brothers, and he sends them away running and naked. There is a superhuman,…
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…it can be for us as Christians today, two thousand years later, and, how we may live in a way that is pleasing to God as His church. We look atActs 19:8-20. And he, who is Paul, entered the synagogue and for three months spoke boldly, reasoning and persuading them about the kingdom of God. But when…
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…he is alluding to or referencing the confession that was there in Ephesus at the time in the first century. If you remember the story inActs chapter 19when Paul was in Ephesus, he turned the entire city upside down by preaching the gospel, and he performed an exorcism on a girl, a slave girl there…
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…he is alluding to or referencing the confession that was there in Ephesus at the time in the first century. If you remember the story inActs chapter 19, when Paul was in Ephesus, he turned the entire city upside down by preaching the gospel. And he performed an exorcism on a girl, a slave girl…
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…wine. Daniel chapter 1 and verse 8. New Testament example. Paul resolved to make his way to Jerusalem to fulfill a Nazarite vow. That he had made.Acts chapter 19and verse 21. And there are many other examples in the scripture. So, let us resolve to change. Believing that change is really possible. May we…
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…of her. And add to that, what happened when the Apostle Paul and the Gospel Roadshow kind of first came to Ephesus that we can read about inActs chapter 19. What happened there as the Gospel goes forth is Jesus Christ is proclaimed. There is a massive movement of God. Right? You can check it out in…
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…that is right. But all of the regions, they've got their own religion, and they were all valid. We see the apostle Paul fight this battle inActs chapter 19, where the silversmith, Demetrius, was against Paul because he worshipped the god Artemis, the god of fertility. He was also worried about his job…
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