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Acts 20:16 · BSB
20:16 Paul had decided to sail past Ephesus to avoid spending time in the province of Asia, because he was in a hurry to reach Jerusalem, if possible, by the day of Pentecost.
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…which is why you should remember, consider, imitate, obey, and submit to your elders. Paul, when he is saying goodbye to the Ephesian elders inActs chapter 20and verse 28, says this, pay careful attention to yourselves and to all the flock in which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers, to care for the…
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…to God. And, and as you, you know, as, as your children learn how to give, he'll learn first hand that giving is better than receiving, right?Acts chapter 20and verse #35 I have showed you all things, how that soul laboring you ought to support the weak and to remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how…
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…God gave the church a pastor to teach and to preach the word of God. That's the primary concern. That's the primary job of the man of God inActs chapter 20verse #28 Take heed therefore unto yourselves, and all the flock over which the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers to feed the Church of God.…
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…you still have it. If someone were to ask you about your life, what they say now there's a man, there's a woman that loves his family. Turn over toActs chapter 20and I'm going to give you the last point and then we'll be done. Everyone who knows me knows that I love God. That should be your first priority.…
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…too risky and you don't end up making any decision at all. Well, that's exactly, I think, the tension we find in this portion of Acts, chapter 21Acts, chapter 20, you might recall, ends with tears. The Ephesian elders were hugging Paul, kneeling and praying with Paul. They were weeping. Do you remember why?…
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…we're making our way through the book of Acts. We're in the last part of chapter 20. I'll begin in verse 17 and read to the end of the chapter. SoActs chapter 20, beginning in verse 17 through the end of the chapter. Before we read, let's go to the Lord again in prayer, asking for his blessing upon His Word,…
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…always lived among you. serving the Lord with all humility, with many tears and trials, which happened to me by the plotting of the Jews. It's inActs chapter 20. It said, I kept nothing back that was helpful to you, but I proclaimed it to you, testifying to Jews and to Greeks, repentance toward God and…
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Our text this morning comes fromActs chapter 20, as we are making our way through the book of Acts, or in Acts chapter 20, we'll look at the verse first, 16 verses of that chapter, Acts 20,…
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…to leave Ephesus, and what he does is he goes on a further missionary activity in the area of Macedonia, which is in Greece today. So now we're inActs chapter 20. We start at verse 17. We're picking up Paul on his journey back to Jerusalem. Leading up to that, Paul has been encouraging the churches in Berea,…
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…based or those things that are not based on God's word. OK, So what do all things mean? And I'm going to use the Scriptures 2 passages inActs chapter 20and verse 20 and how I kept back nothing that was helpful. Just keep that phrase in mind. The first thing Paul says. I didn't keep anything back…
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…But here's what we have to understand. First of all #1 music must be overseen by the pastor. Music must be overseen by the pastor. You're there inActs chapter 20. If you're not, you can turn there. Acts chapter 20. I'm going to look at a few verses here. Acts chapter 20 and verse #28 the Bible says, take…
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…is used throughout the New Testament, it speaks of danger. Like a sentry or a night watchman, the Apostle Paul tells the church of Ephesus inActs chapter 20, he says, be alert. Watch out for the wolves. They're coming. There's danger to the church of Thessalonica in 1 Thessalonians chapter 5, verse 6,…
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…baptism is not necessary for salvation or the Holy Ghost fell upon people who are not saved. I don't think we can say that. Let's let's go toActs chapter 20. Acts Chapter 20. And verse #21 this is a verse that we focused on quite a bit, on repentance and faith, testifying both to the Jews and also to…
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…the church of Ephesus. And yet there was trouble that was starting to brew in this church planted by Paul. If you want to read about it, go back toActs chapter 20. Not now. That'd be a good thing to do this afternoon, maybe. But I'm also going to give you a homework assignment. If you have time, if you can…
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…New Testament, right? And it's, and in fact, it's commanded repent. So you have to include repentance and salvation or it's not salvation. But inActs chapter 20and verse #21 this is the verse that we looked at all the way through the idea of repentance, testifying both to the Jews and also to the Greeks,…
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…and do I need to plant my self? All right? So that's what we're going to do today. If you got a copy of scripture, I want you to go with me toActs chapter 20. Acts chapter 20. I realize we're not in Acts chapter six, that's where we should be today. We're going to be back there next week. But I want you…
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…labor in word and in doctrine. So we're going to see along the scriptures that who are these elders? Who are they inside the church? So let's go toActs chapter 20. Acts 20 from verses 17 to 28. I believe Pastor Victor has taught this and has gone over it exhaustively. So we're just going to bring it back to…
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…was a true shepherd and pastor of the people, not on hireling. Remember this was the man that wrote to the church at Ephesus, and he said this inActs chapter 20and verse 28. Take heed therefore unto yourselves and to all the flock over which the Holy Ghost had made you overseers to feed the Church of God,…
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But all right, let's jump into this tonight turn, if you will, toActs chapter 20. This is kind of our theme verse for this, this lesson. And there's, there's a good bit left here. So I was going to try to get into the second…
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…be settled in the regular assembly. What Luke does is he goes on and tells us that the assembly was basically dismissed. And then he moves on inActs chapter 20and just goes on and tells us more about Paul's travels. But it's here where we might want to ask ourselves a few questions. Number one, how much…
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