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Acts 21:5 · BSB
21:5 But when our time there had ended, we set out on our journey. All the disciples, with their wives and children, accompanied us out of the city and knelt down on the beach to pray with us.
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…would help them to rally the people around them to try and overthrow the Roman rule. Now the Bible mentions a few of them. In Acts chapter 5 andActs chapter 21we hear about these other Messiah figures. Thudus managed to rally 400 men before he was killed and his people dispersed. Then came Judah or Judas…
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…to Christmas and have a time looking at the Christmas story and then we'll get into January and pick up in the book of Acts from there but we're inActs chapter 21and this morning is an important passage of scripture as all of scripture is but in this in particular with dealing with unity within the church…
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…I know it has a beautiful arc to it that once you were dead in sin and now have been made alive in Christ. Now here's Pastor Clark in the book ofActs Chapter 21with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. We are in the book of the Acts today. If you turn in your Bibles to Acts chapter 21, I want to read…
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…actually at the end of 1 Corinthians in chapter 16. He also mentions it in Galatians, and we know that he did get back to Jerusalem. you know,Acts chapter 21. But there's a very important lesson that's taking place in those little verses that I read for you in the beginning of chapter eight regarding the…
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…[SPEAKER_00]: Faithfulness may lead and often will lead to misunderstanding. [SPEAKER_00]: And we got to be okay with it. [SPEAKER_00]:Acts chapter 21, 27 to 29, I want to read these verses to you. [SPEAKER_00]: The seven days were almost ended when some Jews from the province of Asia saw Paul in…
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…say this as though we're saying God wants me to lie so that he can be glorified. You know, they went against him. That's blasphemed against him. InActs chapter 21, they accused Paul of teaching against the people of Israel the Mosaic Law, the temple, not to mention that he brought in Gentiles into the temple…
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…that we're going to read today. So sorry about the Doctor, Seuss, but it'll be OK. Yeah, let's let's go ahead and read the text for today. We're inActs chapter 21. We'll read verses 7 through 14 and then 17 through 22 reading in Jesus name. When we had finished the voyage from Tyre, we arrived at Ptolemais,…
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…argue with it? Who can argue with how Jesus Christ has affected your life? Nobody can. It's like Paul there. I was just reading it this morning inActs chapter 21when he recounts to the people. He says, I was just going along, persecuting the way, the believers in Jesus. And all of a sudden, kaboom! Right?…
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…on other eyewitness accounts. Gather these other stories from people who actually did live with Jesus and who did know Jesus. And so we learn fromActs chapter 21that Luke had accompanied the Apostle Paul to Jerusalem on Paul's missionary journey. And after Paul sailed to Italy on his journey to Rome, Luke…
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This sermon was recorded at Faith Evangelical Free Church in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Please take your Bible with me toActs chapter 21. Acts chapter 21. If you are our guest this morning, I want to welcome you. We're so glad to have you. We are nearing the end of our study through…
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Please turn in your balls toActs chapter 21. We're in Acts 21 this morning and then Acts 22 tonight. ! And I think two younger relatives of his. He was a sailor. And so for the hour and a…
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…has made a lot of bad decisions to get to where he is, he should have been smarter. He should have avoided this. Well, believe it or not, back InActs chapter 21, Paul had an opportunity to avoid this whole situation. And if you Go back. If you remember what happens is that Paul believes that God is calling…
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…Now come along, let's look into the Bible and see what God has for us here today. We're going to be in the book of Acts. Turn your Bibles there toActs chapter 21. And anytime we do a long study, obviously the sermons build upon each other and context is key. And when we come to this passage of Scripture,…
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…did in church services. Certainly that's true. However, prophecy and prayer are both things that they also did outside of church services as well.Acts chapter 21, Philip's daughters, who are prophetesses, are prophesying just in a house. Or Acts chapter 1, there are women praying with the disciples just in…
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…to go to Jerusalem. So you know what? It makes sense for me not to go. But I want you to see, going back to Acts chapter 20, we're going to be inActs chapter 21tonight. But in Acts chapter 20, if you look at verse number 22, Paul is explaining about this call that he has to go to Jerusalem. And in chapter…
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…at the very heart of it, the best things we want in that Invictus prayer is only going to be given. Well, let's listen. Let's turn in our Bibles toActs chapter 21. Acts chapter 21. And I might not be able to read all of Acts 21. I might have to summarize the last half of it, but we're going to begin with a…
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…benefit of the doubt. Has that ever happened to you? Maybe it's happening to you right now. If if so, you might find yourself in the story today inacts chapters 21and 22. We're gonna look at a series of events that happen in Paul's life. It's really a very lengthy story. it spans from the middle of chapter 21…
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…encourage you to turn there. And here's the background to why Paul is sharing his testimony in Acts chapter 22. The apostle arrived in Jerusalem inActs chapter 21, and when he got there, he was sharing all that God had done with the leaders among the Gentiles. And they were so moved and they praised God for…
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…it. And mainly because in Acts 2022, Paul says, and now compelled by the Spirit, I am going to Jerusalem. If you have your Bible Bibles look atacts chapter 21. We're going to read verses one to 14 and then unpack what we can see in these verses about God's costly will. And he says, and when we had parted…
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…know that Luke was with Paul at the time of the apostles' arrest and two-year detention in Jerusalem. How do we know it? Well, it tells us that inActs chapter 21, Acts chapter 24, through that section there. And it's not unreasonable for us to sit here today, church, and speculate that this was the period of…
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