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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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…men. Remember his warning about false teachers to the Ephesian elders. When Paul was leaving from Miletus, he called the Ephesian elders to him inActs chapter 20. Kyle just preached from there not that long ago. And he said, and from among your own selves, men will arise speaking perverse things to draw away…
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…we need to seek comfort, is through trusting in comfort that will never go away, Jesus. In the church in Troaz today, where we find ourselves inActs chapter 20, this church is going through a hard time. The church is facing persecution. Most churches in the Roman Empire, these new churches that Paul had…
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…Endure hardship. As a good soldier. What was your trouble today? Pastor kept us four more minutes than normal. Look at me what in Acts, the book ofActs, chapter 20, and we're done. Acts chapter 20. I'm trying to say to you today by God's grace, and I believe it's the message. The trouble or the task, the…
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…You're listening to an audio recast of this past week's service. We hope you enjoy. God bless. Have your Bibles this morning. We're going to be inActs chapter 20. Acts chapter 20, as I was preparing for this message, I kept thinking of a song recorded by Stephen Curtis Chapman back in the 1900s, everybody.…
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…Look at verse 4. Apparently the last time they were together, Paul left Timothy in tears. He doesn't tell us exactly when it happened, but inActs chapter 20, Paul gives a final speech to the Ephesian elders, and the author of Acts tells us there was much weeping on the part of all. So just to see…
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…closes it out by saying, the churches of Christ salute. The Church of Christ was preached in the first century. Also the Church was purchased. InActs chapter 20and verse 28 Paul tells the Ephesian elders as he meets with them on the shores of Miletus, he says, therefore in discussing with them their…
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…me some clarity when I was supposed to again close out my time with you this time on. So I want to read from Acts the 20th chapter this morning,Acts chapter 20and verse 17. And I want to talk to you about what it means to to live with eternity in view, what it means to to live, we could say living in the…
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Good morning, church family. So, like Adam said,Acts chapter 20, starting at verse 17, and we're going to read till the end of the chapter. Now, from Miletus, he sent to Ephesus and called the elders of the…
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…Warnings are a tool of discipling that Paul used, along with teaching, illustrating, exhorting, and encouraging. Paul tells the Ephesian elders inActs chapter 20, he says, Therefore watch and remember that for three years I did not cease to warn everyone night and day with tears. And surely the problem of…
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…qualifications, he does not use the word elder, he uses the word overseer, for an overseer must be above reproach. So that's in 1 Timothy 3:1. InActs chapter 20. This is uh verse 17. Remember when Paul is selling to Jerusalem, he gathers the elders from Ephesus, and then in verse 28 of Acts chapter 20, he…
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…Corinthians 6 and verse 20, the Bible says "For you are bought with a price." As the bride of Christ, as a Christian, you are bought with a price.Acts chapter 20and verse 28 says "Feed the church of God which he has purchased with his own blood." On Calvary, Jesus Christ paid a price for the church. On…
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Julius: The first reading, which will be the basis for the message this morning, fromActs chapter 20. Always keep watch over yourselves and over the whole flock in which the Holy Spirit has placed you as overseers to shepherd the church of God,…
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…the truth of the gospel. After the hireling leaves, the wolf comes along and snatches them and scatters the flock. The Apostle Paul warns inActs chapter 20, he says, I know that after my departure, fierce wolves will come in among you, not sparing the flock. The wolf is the devil. The devil wants to…
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…He speaks the gospel. He spends time developing leaders, and he left this legacy of faith that we are now here walking in. Last week, we looked atActs chapter 20. Today, we're gonna be in Acts chapter 21, but in Acts chapter 20, Paul pulls the Ephesian leaders in, and he begins to look at them because he…
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…or perhaps those you're meeting with, elderly or frail? And you knew it would be the. Last time you would ever see them. Well, this is the book ofActs, chapter 20. That's the narrative that runs through the book of Acts. Paul is going to visit people, they're going to see him, and he's going to see them for…
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…because the kingdom of God is hand. That which is representative represented as by life, that which means life is at hand, so repent and believe.Acts chapter 20. Says of the apostles or Paul testifying, he says, both to Jews and to Greeks, repentance toward God and of faith in our Lord Jesus Christ. This is…
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…to accomplish that mission, that ministry. So all that I want to go over to Acts, and we'll spend the rest of the time however long it would be. InActs chapter 20, This is Paul's farewell address to the Ephesian elders. He spent three years in Ephesus teaching and training these elders, admonishing publicly,…
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…this, make them this week so that we can celebrate them next week. It's going to be great next week. I can't wait for it. All right, there it is.Acts chapter 20. If you got a copy of scripture, hadn't heard that one in a minute, right? Acts chapter 20 is where we're gonna be today. And what we're gonna do…
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…he says, I exhort the elders among you. That's what an elder is. We see elders other places in the Bible. We see him in Acts 15. We see him inActs chapter 20. We see him in one Timothy chapter three. We see him in one Timothy chapter five. Titus one, James five, one. Peter five elders are throughout the…
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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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