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Acts 20:3 · BSB
20:3 where he stayed three months. And when the Jews formed a plot against him as he was about to sail for Syria, he decided to go back through Macedonia.
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…author of life is God. The one who creates life. Who gives life. And what he's saying is you killed the author of life. This very one. And then inActs chapter 20, you remember where Paul met with the elders from Ephesus. A very poignant emotional passage. An emotional meeting as it was. He wasn't going to…
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…thing I want to say is that a healthy church seeks spiritual protection in prayer. And this takes us to Paul's farewell to the Ephesian elders. SoActs chapter 20, and we're going to read from verse 25 to 36. Now, so Paul gathers these elders. He's been with them for three years. He's been in the region for…
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…of Jesus Christ force in into the world and that there is no accomplished witness without speaking words. Now last week, Derek looked atActs chapter 20, which is a parallel passage to Acts 1 where we're given an account of what ministry looks like, of what mission looks like. And Paul says…
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…of Jesus Christ force in into the world and that there is no accomplished witness without speaking words. Now last week, Derek looked atActs chapter 20, which is a parallel passage to Acts 1 where we're given an account of what ministry looks like, of what mission looks like. And Paul says…
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…truth. These people were distorting the truth, disturbing believers and ultimately destroying the church. Paul envisioned this happening back inActs chapter 20when he says to the Ephesian elders, from among your own selves will arise men speaking twisted things, to draw away disciples after them, not…
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…week. Last week, Paul said his farewell to the Ephesian elders, marking the end of his third missionary journey. And between then and now, betweenActs chapter 20and today, Acts chapter 28, there's quite a bit that's happened. After his Ephesian farewell, Paul, led by the Spirit, he says, I feel like I need…
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…The church in Ephesus had some problems. More specifically, they they had some problem people. But that was not that surprising when we look atActs chapter 20, because the Apostle Paul gathered with the Ephesian elders and told them, he says, listen, after I leave, there are going to be men springing up…
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…places to launch the Christian mission. And prior to Paul's third missionary journey, there was no church in this city of Ephesus. But now inActs chapter 20, Paul, having spent about three years in the city, the longest he's spent in any place, there is a church. There's new converts and new leaders in…
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…the work of building churches churches because this is the work of Christ in the world. Secondly, Jesus purchased the church with his blood. InActs chapter 20and verse 28, Paul is saying goodbye to the Ephesian elders. It's the last time he'll see them. And he says to them, pay careful attention to…
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…question is, can you all or can I can all of us defend it? The title of our lesson. Today is Bible classes and Sunday school. And I want to takeActs chapter 20and verse 7 as our introductory text, Hang on one second. It acts 20 verse 7, the bible says, now, on the first day of the week when the disciples…
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…today. And so we see then the price of our redemption was blood. It was blood. Redemption in a spiritual sense is always bloody. That's whyActs chapter 20and verse 28 would say that Jesus obtained us, obtained us with his own blood. Peter would say it a little bit differently in a more verbose way.…
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…people to be shepherds to his church. That's why the Apostle Paul, as he gathered the elders of the church of Ephesus together for the last time inActs chapter 20and verse 28, he gathers them together. He says, Listen, this is the last time I'm gonna see you. They hug and they cry, do they do all that good…
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…God saved him and called him, he planned to do whatever it took to be faithful to the very end. I want you to look at this statement he made inActs chapter 20. However, I consider my life worth nothing to me. If only I may finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me. The task of…
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…shepherds pray and study. Five, faithful shepherds serve the weak. And six, faithful shepherds love and are loved. So let's read the text together.Acts chapter 20, beginning in verse 25. Remember, this is about halfway through Paul's farewell to the Ephesian elders. So he says, beginning in verse 25, And now…
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…week to celebrate the gospel, to celebrate Christ, to take communion together, to worship together, and to be community together. We see this inActs chapter 20. The Christians gathered after work at the end of the day on the first day of the week, which they called the Lord's Day, to celebrate communion,…
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…the naive. They're in the church. They don't look like false prophets at all. They look like those who should be followed, should be listened to.Acts chapter 20is actually a very frightening passage to consider for those who lead God's people. I know that after my departure, fierce wolves will come in…
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…certainly not. Whenever you discuss church, I want you to think about Jesus, he died for the church. He gave his life's blood for the church. InActs chapter 20, Paul was riding or rather. We have recorded what he said to the Ephesian Elders in Acts 20 about verse 28. Here's what it says, you take heed to…
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…faith it was this man that was saying I keep pursuing Christ. I'm not settling and resting on my laurels. As Paul reflected on his suffering inActs chapter 20and as he even looked ahead to the suffering that he imagined he would continue to experience he said his one goal was to finish his race strong.…
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…false teaching. I don't think there's a single letter in the New Testament that doesn't address it in some way. Paul warns the elders in Ephesus inActs chapter 20to be watchful and to even expect these dangerous liars. Here's what he said to them upon his departure. He said, I know this, that after I depart,…
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…the gospel of God and saying the time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand, repent and believe in the gospel. Paul gave a statement inActs chapter 20. He was talking to the leaders of the church at Ephesus and he was explaining what he had been preaching throughout his ministry. He explained how…
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