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Acts 20:25 · BSB
20:25 Now I know that none of you among whom I have preached the kingdom will see my face again.
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…never see his face again. Then they accompanied him to the ship. This is the word of the Lord. Well, if you have your Bibles open in the book ofActs, chapter 20, we're going to have our last look in the book of Acts, looking at Paul's missionary journeys. Next week, heading on up to Easter, we're going to…
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…as we've been reading, it's addressed to a particular people in a particular place. But I want to go and show you this a little bit more. Go toActs chapter 20. Acts chapter 20. So if you wanted further background on Ephesians, you could read chapters 19 and 20. So at this point, the church has already…
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…for those who need help in our congregations. So elders pray. Second, elders pursue holiness. I've said already they lead out in this activity. InActs chapter 20and verse 28, Paul instructs the Ephesian elders to pay careful attention to yourselves. He goes on to say, And the rest of the flock. But he…
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…someone who Paul could absolutely depend on and know that he would carry out whatever Paul asked him to do. So we come across Tychicus first inActs chapter 20and he's part of a group of people who are heading with Paul from Greece along to Jerusalem and they're taking a gift with them. Tychicus, it says,…
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…but that's not this exchange. He'd gone back to Troas later, four chapters later in the book of Acts, and this is his departure of Troaz, it's inActs chapter 20. And Luke doesn't tell you why he leaves in Acts chapter 20. He's just ministering and it's going, well, and then he leaves. And here's the window…
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with me in your Bibles toActs chapter 20. Acts chapter 20, we'll be looking at verses 28 to 32. Acts chapter 20, 28 to 32, and here the Apostle Paul is meeting with the elders of the…
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…eyes fixed on Jesus. Elder pastors, lead joyfully, humbly, generously. You see, throughout the Bible, throughout the New Testament, we see this inActs chapter 20, in 1 Timothy chapter 3, 1 Timothy chapter 5, Ephesians chapter 4. God always calls the elders and the pastors, they're the same group of people…
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…It's not at the same level and it can contain errors. And the example that people in option three will use is that of a prophet called Agabus inActs chapter 20and their argument is that Agabus prophesied that Paul would be arrested by the Jews, but in actual fact he was arrested by the Romans. And so the…
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…a number of people from this church partner with Paul in getting the message out to the region we find Aristarchus and Secundus of Thessalonica inActs chapter 20we find Aristarchus also traveling with Paul to Ephesus on the second missionary journey in Acts chapter 19 and he even accompanies him to Rome in…
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…captivated Paul that will help us not only to endure but to embrace the hardships and the struggles of life. So turn back one chapter with me toActs chapter 20, beginning in verse 18, and as Paul was getting ready to leave the city of Ephesus, he met with the leaders outside of town and he had a…
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…I'm going to do it, first of all, I'm going to do it by giving you perspective on the length of my sermons. I'm going to do that by reading fromActs chapter 20. Paul spoke to the people and because he intended to leave the next day, he kept on talking until midnight. There were many lamps in the upstairs…
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…fact that these anti-Christ attitudes and anti-Christ are appearing in the church because it is the last hour. I am reminded also of the passage inActs chapter 20. What a passage of the affection of the apostle for the church there in Ephesus. And he says, after I leave, grievous wolves are going to rise. And…
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…Because he's got a problem in Corinth that has to be dealt with. And so he goes back to Corinth even though there was an open door. Much later inActs chapter 20, God gives him another opportunity to go to Troas. But he had to forego an opportunity because of problems at home. And then if you go on 2nd verse…
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…do we ask questions like, how can I give to that nonprofit whose cause has always interested me? How can I give regularly to my faith community? InActs chapter 20, Paul's leaving some friends of his. He's leaving a church, a group of people, he went to hell. This is his moment. He's leaving them. So it's a…
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So we're in the book of Acts and we're up toActs chapter 20and this is a story of Paul. Paul was a missionary that took the Gospel, the story of Christianity to Europe for the first time and this is Paul on…
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…on day and night and treasured in your heart. ! And turn with me to the book of Acts chapter 20. This morning's text for our consideration isActs chapter 20 verses 25 through 38. That's to the end of the chapter. This is the second half of Paul's farewell address to the Ephesian elders. Last week we looked at the measure of…
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…who conducted three studies to determine the relationship between spending habits and reported happiness. Friends, didn't Jesus say the same thing?Acts chapter 20, the apostle Paul goes to a little village called Miletus, just below the city of Ephesus. And he calls the elders from the church in Ephesus to…
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…were being drawn away from worshiping all the false gods there. And so, that being said, that riot happened, and then we are brought up toActs chapter 20. So, Clay will teach on all that stuff over the next couple of weeks. But that is what has just happened. And so, that brings us to our text this…
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…did things just blow up? And I said, I don't know. Ask God when you get there. I can't explain it all, but I do know that the Bible tells us thatActs chapter 20, verse 2028 says, the church of God which he God purchased with his own blood. It was God's blood. I don't, I can't explain that either. Divine…
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…put our faith in Jesus Christ as our Savior and Lord. That's what the Apostle Paul told everyone when he preached the gospel. He summarizes this inActs chapter 20. Look at what he says. He says, I have declared to both Jews and Greeks and that's his way of saying everyone. Everywhere I go, everywhere I…
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