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Acts 20:6 · BSB
20:6 And after the Feast of Unleavened Bread, we sailed from Philippi, and five days later we rejoined them in Troas, where we stayed seven days.
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…my favorite rendition. Thanks, music team. Appreciate all of your service and your work. That was fantastic. Please take your Bibles with me toActs chapter 20. As we have been working our way through the book of Acts, we've been moving at a pretty steady clip. It's because most of the sections in the book…
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…and uh we'll be able to continue serving our kids as obviously we keep having more and more. So we need that help. Please take your Bible again toActs chapter 20as we consider for a few moments this short section that we read a while ago. The whole chapter, Acts chapter 20, is a single unit. So we need to…
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…to make, he had a decision on whether or not he wanted to follow the Spirit or follow the advice of others. And, and really what happened there inActs chapter 20was, and even into 21 was that Paul said, you know what? I'm bound in the Spirit to go to Jerusalem. And so it was the Holy Spirit that was leading…
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…Other people are telling me not to go to Jerusalem. So you know what? It makes sense for me not to go. But I want you to see, going back toActs chapter 20, we're going to be in Acts chapter 21 tonight. But in Acts chapter 20, if you look at verse number 22, Paul is explaining about this call that he…
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…let's look into the Bible and see what God has for us here today. All right, we're going to go ahead and get our Bibles and we're going to turn toActs, chapter 20. Acts, chapter 20. Can you believe we are already to chapter 20 in the book of Acts? If you were here with us when we started, you were, you were…
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…that matchless glory, that worthy God and Savior. And just, I want us to see just the weight of this call and this office and the role it has. InActs chapter 20, I think it's a special place for us to go because we're in the book of Ephesians. Paul is kind of saying his last words to the elders of Ephesus,…
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…in church in leading and in teaching. They had influence and when they spoke others listened. Now we heard a little bit about these guys inActs chapter 20as Paul said his final words to the elders of the Ephesian church, a church much like Corinth. He warned them about such people and I've just got…
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…It's a difficult passage, if I was honest with you, which I will be tonight. These are the types of passages of scripture that I say, oh, we're onActs, chapter 20next week. Because there I don't have a great answer for some of the things that are gonna be coming up in this next passage, other than the fact…
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…and he would bring them back to Jerusalem. In fact, the very last time he went to Jerusalem. Everyone said, in fact, Agabus. It says it inActs chapter 20, I believe Agabus said to Saul again as he was making his way to Jerusalem the last time, said Saul, if you go, let me take this belt and tie you…
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…in Berea, but even so, we know that there was an individual that left Berea and actually went with Paul on one of his trips. And so if you go toActs, chapter 20. Acts, chapter 20, verse 4, Paul visits Macedonia and Greece, and we see that there, accompanying him into Asia is so potter of Berea. And so we…
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…get to our main text. You can have some context and you can have some background. Okay, so the first passage of scripture we're going to look at isActs, chapter 20. You weren't expecting to go to the Book of Acts here on Christmas week, but that's what we're going to do because we're going to be looking at…
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…grow in this grace also. It's a point of spiritual maturity. As I mature, my focus changes from what I get to what I can give. We even know that InActs chapter 20, Acts, chapter 20, verse 35, it says, it's better to give than receive. And there's that idea that as a Christian, our perspective begins to…
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…than Jesus. There's nothing that's that's bigger than Jesus. And maybe you're wondering how I got that out of this story. Well, let's jump in.Acts chapter 20, beginning in verse 7. And while you're turning there, let me set the scene, for us for a minute. See, at the at the beginning of this chapter, at…
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…time, I think, of what God's been doing behind the scenes through all the trials and twists and turns that he's been taking Paul through. So in inActs chapter 20, it's coming right off of this riot in Ephesus. The town is in an uproar because people are coming to faith in Jesus and it's challenging, the the…
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…has been generated, and Paul has to flee town just ahead of an angry crowd. And that's where we come in our passage today to the beginning ofacts chapter 20. Have you ever been in a situation where you wondered, how did I get here? Because that can mean a couple of things. It can be a positive thing. It…
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…Timothy chapter 5. They are tasked with equipping the saints for ministry. Ephesians chapter 4. They are to guard the flock from false teachers inActs chapter 20. They're to shepherd the flock by providing some measure of spiritual oversight in 1 Peter chapter 5. They're to hold firm the trustworthy word in…
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…care for the church we find that in this passage here in first Peter chapter 5 they are to be examples to follow to set church policy we find fromActs chapter 20that they are to help safeguard the flock from wolves they are to guard the flock from error to equip the saints for ministry there in Ephesians…
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…he knew. Allow me to demonstrate, okay? Remember back in chapter 20, he was talking to the Ephesian elders, and he said this, this is uh uh uh uhActs chapter 20, verse about 23. He says, And now, behold, I'm going to Jerusalem, constrained by the Spirit, not knowing what will happen to me there, except that…
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…Paul is writing about and whatever situation he's addressing, it is not the kind of situation that would have been true until after what we find inActs chapter 20. There, Paul had warned the church about a potential of heresy, a potential of doctrinal drift, but it hadn't yet happened. Acts chapter 20, verses…
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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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