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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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…has just threatened you. They've killed Jesus just months prior, and now they are threatening you. And listen to the account at the end ofActs chapter 20. They gather together and they begin to pray. And this is what they say. And now, Lord, take note of their threats and grant that your bondservants…
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…Acts chapter 15 in multiple places in verses 2, 4, and 6 and verses 22 and 23, there is the mention of a plurality of elders at Jerusalem. InActs chapter 20, Paul calls for the elders of the church at Ephesus. Kyle just preached through Acts chapter 20 not that long ago and went through that whole…
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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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…according to God's design, His material, His vision, Amen. Even our own lives, which we have looked at before and I'll stayed over and over again,Acts chapter 20tells us our lives have been purchased by His own blood, Amen. The blood of Christ has purchased our lives. It is purchased these temples that has…
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…to his death. Paul fundamentally understood suffering to be an instrument under a sovereign God's hands for the good of his people. Turn over toActs chapter 20real quick. I want you to see this for yourselves. Acts chapter 20, one of my favorite chapters just on pastoral ministry in general. Acts chapter…
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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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…it means that we say what Christ wants us to say. Number one, living the Christ's life means we go where Christ wants to go. Go back with me toActs chapter 20, a few chapters back, and let's look at verse 22. Paul says, Now, behold, I am going to Jerusalem. So Paul here is in Asia Minor, finishing up his…
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…be concerned with the well-being spiritually of others, concern for their souls over everything else. You see this in the heart of Paul there inActs chapter 20when he's leaving Jerusalem and, and verse 28 there he says keep watch over yourself. Excuse me, Ephesus, he says keep watch over yourselves and…
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…love for you. And I pray that you would have that same love for your leader. And today we continue, because at the end, previously in the book ofActs, chapter 20, we see him saying goodbye to his leaders. And they're crying and they're on their knees because he's about to head off. He's about to head off to…
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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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…a smaller group. But around two, three years, Paul spent with this group. And then something happens. And this is where we're going to move intoActs chapter 20, verse 17 to 38. I believe we have some special readers. Jojo, have we got scripture reading? Who have we got? Ava and JJ. Can you give a round of applause to Ava…
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…very sacrificial and how they use their ministry and their offerings and their focus was helping those who have never heard the gospel. We know inActs chapter 20that Paul talked about this church when he referenced the fact that after I leave, ravenous wolves will come in from the outside and also among you…
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…happiness and purpose in life. Well, that's awesome that science is finally catching up to it. Look what Jesus is quoted as saying in the book ofActs, chapter 20. It says, the Lord Jesus Himself said, it is more blessed to give than to receive. Like we think it's fun to receive, and ain't nothing wrong with…
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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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…because they're visible, but perseverance that's what does the deeper work that forms us as human beings, and this is where we go today inActs chapter 20. You'll recall in Acts chapter 2 the birth of the church, and it was big and exciting with fire and wind, and people were speaking in tongues, and…
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…be a pastor, elder, Bishop over a church? All three of those terms are exchangeable. For the same role in the church. But we see this. Clearly inActs chapter 20and verse 20. 8. And what's happening here is. The Apostle Paul. Brings together who's called the elders if you go back to verse. 17 And he charges…
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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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…do. They not only feed the sheep, but they protect the sheep and they watch over the sheep and they care for the sheep. But that's part of it. InActs chapter 20, notice that letter C there. The elders of the church are encouraged in their pastoral task. Look at verse 28. It's in there right just below that…
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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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…with all longsuffering and doctrine. So that's how God wants it done. He wants it done with his word. And you remember what Paul said over inActs chapter 20. He talked about the Ephesian church there and and the whole council of God. Well, you know, that's what's best for us. You know, what should we uh…
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