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Acts 20:35 · BSB
20:35 In everything, I showed you that by this kind of hard work we must help the weak, remembering the words of the Lord Jesus Himself: ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’”
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…to the book of Acts. If you're our guest today, we're preaching and teaching through the book of Acts, and we're up to Acts chapter 17. Excuse me,Acts chapter 20. I'll start reading verse 17 to the end of the chapter, and I want to talk to you this morning about what you should expect from church leadership.…
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Good morning. Today's reading is fromActs chapter 20, verses 17 to 38. And the question for city kids and teens, if you want to have a look out for this, the question is according to the passage, what is able to build…
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…We pray in Christ's name when everyone said, Amen. Amen. You can have a seat. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open it up toActs chapter 20. Acts chapter 20. If you don't have a Bible, don't sweat it. It'll come up on the screen behind me. And if you're visiting today, we're preaching…
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…pillar in your life, I guess you could say. So yeah, that's incredible. Yeah. So we'll look at the book of Acts when Paul talks about, I think it'sActs chapter 20, 24, verses 24, where he says that my life is meaningless to me unless I use it to finish the work of the cross, to tell others about the wonderful…
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…and have my debts paid. Come on. I'd I'd rather owe no man nothing. Come on. Hallelujah, oh Jesus, Hallelujah, glory, Hallelujah. Let's turn toActs chapter 20. Amen. Acts chapter 20 and verse #35 said I have shewed you all things. How that's so laboring. You ought to support the weak and to remember the…
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…from among your own selves men will arise, speaking perverse things to draw away the disciples after them. Therefore, be on the alert. That's inActs chapter 20. So, in today's text, Paul is not saying that it is okay to entertain varying opinions about the doctrines that are essential to the faith. He is…
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…you off stage. All right. So step number three, serve selfishly. What, Kelsey? Selfish? That's not how you're supposed to serve. Scott, remember inActs chapter 20, when Paul quotes Jesus to the Ephesians, leaving them an example of hard work and sacrifice to demonstrate the value of generous living. It's more…
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…this is in the context of Paul's address to the Ephesian elders. And I'll give you a little bit of the broader context here in just a moment.Acts chapter 20, beginning in verse 28—this is our text through verse 32. 28 Be on guard for yourselves and for all the flock, among which the Holy Spirit has made…
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…this is in the context of Paul's address to the Ephesian elders. And I'll give you a little bit of the broader context here in just a moment.Acts chapter 20, beginning in verse 28—this is our text through verse 32. 28 Be on guard for yourselves and for all the flock, among which the Holy Spirit has made…
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…sermon of Marcel. Acts 17, verse 30. God is now declaring that men everywhere should repent. This is what comes to bring about salvation to them.Acts chapter 20, later on in the book of Acts 20, so the Ephesian elders, Paul was solemnly testifying to both Jews and Greeks repentance towards God and faith in…
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…that were shed by Timothy. Now I don't know exactly what occasion he's speaking of here. If you want some homework you can go back and you can readActs chapter 20tonight. And what you're going to see in Acts chapter 20 is Paul is going to be with some of his folks and he's going from place to place. But…
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…plan for their lives. Stay sleepy long enough and you can miss out. That's what Samson represents. What about uticus? He's not as well known.Acts chapter 20. Paul is preaching, and he preaches much longer than I preach, by the way. And Uticus, a young man in the service, is sitting at the window, and…
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…as deacons. If you do have a Bible, 1 Timothy chapter 3 is where I will be today. If you've got more than one finger, you might want to put one inActs chapter 20. There will be sort of cross-referencing or hinting to a few things that happen there, because in Acts chapter 20, Paul is also talking to the same…
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…why it is that that is false, why it's falsehood. That's the job of a shepherd. The danger is always real and it is ever-present. In the book ofActs, chapter 20, which we read last week, in verse 28, the apostle Paul was giving encouragement and exhortation to the elders of the church in Ephesus, and he had…
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…look at the rest of the New Testament, you can discover a little bit about Ticekus's life. He's mentioned five times in the New Testament, first inActs chapter 20and verse 4, as Paul is traveling through Greece after he'd been kicked out of Ephesus, it says that Ticekus was with him. And it seems likely that…
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…verse 21. So it isn't that sometimes some people had to repent and other people had to have faith. No, repentance and faith belong together. So inActs chapter 20and verse 21, here, the apostle Paul is summarizing his message. And he says it in verse 21, I've declared to both Jews and Greeks that they must…
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…His name means something like chance. That's what his name means. And we find him, his name mentioned five different times in the New Testament. InActs chapter 20, Paul was near the end of his third missionary journey. He had just left Ephesus. He planned to return to Jerusalem via Macedonia. He intended to…
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…his money might get cut. So they had a big riot, and Paul again got ran out of town. But it wasn't by the church. They were very fond of him. InActs chapter 20, we see Paul not go to Ephesus. And I think the reason he doesn't go to Ephesus is because he was scared he was going to get stuck. Do you guys…
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…him, which is by definition the laying down of our own plans to follow him and trust in his. The apostle Paul says to the Ephesian elders inActs chapter 20that he counts his life as little to him, if only he may finish the race that the Lord has set out for him. Listen, what I want doesn't really…
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…the first co worker that Paul mentions here, and it's not just here that we get to see him mentioned in the New Testament, we see him mentioned inActs, chapter 20, and verse four, along with someone named Trophimus. Be glad your mom and dad didn't name you that one right there referenced both as natives of…
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