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Acts 20:24 · BSB
20:24 But I consider my life of no value to me, if only I may finish my course and complete the ministry I have received from the Lord Jesus—the ministry of testifying to the good news of God’s grace.
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…your life. And that's why I want to talk to you about priorities today. You know, the apostle Paul is another example of being purpose-driven. InActs chapter 20, verse 24, Paul says this. I consider my life worth nothing, nothing to me, if only I may finish the race and finish the task that the Lord Jesus has given…
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…you're gonna stand before God and give an account of it. So I wanna prepare you for the final exam. That's why Paul says this. Saint Paul said inActs 20, verse 24, The most important thing is that I make a lot of money. Oh no, that's not what he says. The most important thing is that I complete my mission,…
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I think I'm going to handle the scripture reading today. It'll be fromActs chapter 20, verses 22 through 24. The Bible says, And now, behold, I am going to Jerusalem, constrained by the Spirit, not knowing what will happen to me there, except that the…
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…them win at the poo moments. I believe this was the same attitude that Paul had and why he wrote these instructions for us. Paul tells us over inActs 20, verse 24, however, I consider my life worth nothing to me. Hold on, let me get back to where I'm supposed to be. I consider my life worth nothing to me. My…
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…had to stay in his lane and fulfill the race, finish the race, cross the finish line. That applies to us as well. Listen to how it's worded inActs chapter 20, verse 24. Paul writes, I well, he spoke, it was Luke who wrote it. I do not account my life of any value, nor as precious to myself, if only I may finish my…
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…the strenuous hard work that he had done, that it wasn't in vain that he could give glory to God for the Philippians when Christ returned. Paul inActs chapter 20, verse 24wrote this, but I do not make my life of any account nor dear to myself so that I may finish my course. This is mean as a race course and the…
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…of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge will give to me on that day. And not to me only but also to all who have loved his appearing.Acts 20, verse 24. However, I consider my life worth nothing to me. My only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me. The task of…
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…you shall be your servant. Whoever exalts himself shall be humbled, but whoever humbles himself shall be raised to honor and our last scripture inActs chapter 20 verses 22 to 24. This is Paul at the end of his life. He said, now see, I go bound. Remember, serve means a bond servant. I go bound in the Spirit to Jerusalem,…
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…the world. But like Brad, be more positive. Absolutely, I am positive that in this life you will have trouble. So sure of it. But he says this,Acts 20, verse 24. However, I consider my life worth nothing to me. My only aim is to finish the race and complete the task that the Lord has given me, the task of…
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…Paul mentions that Timothy has followed his aim in life. What was Paul's aim in life? Now to answer this question, we could go to a place likeActs chapter 20, verse 24, where this is the last time Paul meets with the Ephesian elders in the city of Miletus, just south of Ephesus. And he says this, but I do not…
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…There's other passages of scripture that speak to the race. I think we could go to many of them here this morning. I just want to go to a few.Acts, chapter 20, verse 24. We know that the Bible speaks here of Paul finishing his course, his race, with joy. Acts 20:24 says this. But none of these things move me. This…
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…birth. Well, that was good. One to foul play in Acts 13 verse 3. So Paul and Barnabas were sent off. And my favourite one was to crash tackling inActs 20 verse 24. It's better to give than receive. And that was the result of four years of Bible. I just thought it was for the birds. But after I was converted,…
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…get in their little depressed bed, you better say something to them. I don't know who that was for, but don't look at your spouse. OK, Let's go toActs 20, verses 22 through 24. Oh my goodness, Acts 20 verses 22 through 24 says, and now you see, I'm going to Jerusalem. This is this is Paul. And there was all kinds of stuff…
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…Matthew chapter 4, the gospel of Jesus Christ in Mark chapter 1, the gospel of God in Mark chapter 1, verse 14, the gospel of the grace of God inActs 20, verse 24. The gospel of the glory of Christ in 2 Corinthians 4, the gospel of salvation in Ephesians 1, the gospel of peace in Ephesians 6, and the glorious…
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…beaten with rods. We are talking about physical injury. We're boldly apart. He says boldly. None of these things move me. Acts, let me. That'sActs 20 verse 24. None of these things move me. So how could he say that? Because Paul had this revelation. I don't live by what I see. I live by faith. Steady. I…
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…to the Gentiles. We don't have that same specific calling, but we do have the same burden. We understand or should understand what Paul says inActs chapter 20, verse 24. I do not account my life of any value, nor as precious to myself, if only I may finish my course and the ministry I received from the Lord Jesus…
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…to what you have to us for us today, Chris. Chris's message this morning is based on Acts 20 and let me just read that passage to you. It's fromacts 20:22-24. And now, compelled by the spirit, I am going to Jerusalem, not knowing what will happen to me there, I only know that in every city the Holy…
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…of it God wants to use for his glory. And I want to charge you also with one other passage of Scripture. What's this year? What's this year? 2024.Acts chapter 20, verse 24. It says, I do not count my life of any value, nor as precious to myself. If only I may finish the ministry, the course, the ministry given to me…
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…chapter 20. Beginning at verse 24. Paul has called the Elders of the Church of Ephesus together and here's what he says to them were picking up,Acts 20, verse 24, but none of these things move me, nor do I count my life, dear to myself. So that I may finish my race with joy and the ministry, which I received…
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…is why he says in Acts 20, when he calls the Ephesian elders to himself on the shore there and has his little conversation with them, Paul says inActs 20:23–24, “The Holy Spirit solemnly testifies to me in every city, saying that bonds and afflictions await me. [Listen to the next phrase] But I do not…
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