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Acts 24:21 · BSB
24:21 unless it was this one thing I called out as I stood in their presence: ‘It is concerning the resurrection of the dead that I am on trial before you today.’”
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…say, welcome. I'm glad you're here. Uh uh, we've been preaching through the book of Acts, uh, and we got, and I'll put the verse up here. We're inActs chapter 24. We'll finish Acts in the new year, and then we'll get in another book of the Bible. Amen. Uh, we do New Testament, Old Testament, New Testament,…
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…we know, in the book of Acts, the first you know Christians were, you know, mocked, but they were called the Nazarene sect. Remember that inActs, chapter 24? There is always an exception to the rule, and what an exception this was that the king, the Messiah, the king of kings, actually did come from…
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…5. Galatians chapter 5. Now, if you're our guest, I want to just tell you, we're preaching through the book of Acts, and we were kind of got toActs chapter 24, and we got on a we got on what we call where I grew up a honey hole. If you go, if you if you like the fish, say amen. Okay, well, I was I grew up…
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…We pray this in Jesus' name when everyone said. Amen. Amen. You could have a seat if you've got a Bible. I invite you to take it and open up toActs chapter 24. Acts chapter 24. If you're our guest today, I want to say, welcome. We're preaching through the book of Acts. We're typically preaching through…
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…stuck? You are never stuck when it comes to the Lord. You can always have a pathway to be unstuck when it comes to the Lord. And we learn over inActs chapter 24, a pathway, it says this, "And herein do I exercise myself to have always a conscious void to offense toward God and toward mine." The important…
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…If you read Acts 22 through 26, you'll see him defending the gospel in event after event before the Sanhedrin in Acts chapter 22, before Felix inActs chapter 24, before Festus in Acts chapter 25, before King Agrippa in Acts chapter 26. And he was always, always defending the gospel. And so I'm looking at…
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…Here we go. Pete Farrington: Hello crowd, so today we are going to be talking about Sphinxes, Judgment, Mount Vesuvius, and even Mullets. We're inActs chapter 24, and I'm going to read from verse 1. And after five days, the high priest Ananias came down with some elders and a spokesman, Juan Tertullus. They…
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So as we pick up our story this morning, we're inActs chapter 24of the Apostle Paul, you might recall, has been wrongfully accused and is imprisoned. And by God's providence, he has escaped an attempt on his…
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…righteousness and he only found wickedness, prejudice, corruption, bribery, no recourse for justice. I thought about Paul when he was on trial inActs, chapter 24. He was before Felix and Felix is having Paul come in. And then he lets Paul speak and he says Paul, I'll talk to you later about this and and it…
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…why it's important to be in Christ, to accept Jesus, why it's important to confess your sins, to seek pardon and cleansing from God. Remember, inActs chapter 24, we have an account of Paul preaching, preaching to a very important man of his day, a man called Felix. And we read there that as Paul reasoned…
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…that, and we'll, we'll look at the message this morning regarding a God's word and what we are going to talk about specifically or focusing here inActs chapter 24verse number 25, where it says here in this is in the middle of Paul's life. He's on trial. It says, after some days, when Felix came with his wife…
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…Forest of Falsehood. And so we're going to look at Paul this morning in our passage. And if you would turn in your Bibles, we're going to start inActs chapter 24. We're going to read all of Acts 24 and the beginning part of 25. Let's pray before we start because I need it, you guys need it, and we're digging…
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…it and people who are too principled to give it are deprived of justice there's a reason why bribes are given in secret even the apostle Paul inActs chapter 24when he was being held in prison by governor Felix it says that Felix hoped that money would be given by Paul so he sent for him often and…
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…we're all striving for you. Think about this self-control, this is one of the major themes that was preached, you know. Paul goes before Felix inActs chapter 24and we just read about three things, three main points in his sermon. Now, as he reasoned about righteousness self-control and the judgment to come…
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…rushed on him and cast him out of the city and threw stones at him. Just because conviction is present doesn't mean repentance will be present. InActs chapter 24and 25 we see the story of Felix and of King Agrippa. Felix who would often listen to the apostle Paul when Paul was a prisoner there in Caesarea…
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Turn to the book ofActs, chapter 24. Our text for today is Acts 24. And you read that right on the bulletin and you're hearing me correctly now. ! It's the entire chapter 24. The…
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…turn with me to Psalm 131. We'll break today from our exposition of the book of Acts because it just didn't seem like the right Sunday to considerActs chapter 24, which is Paul's trial before Felix. I read it at the beginning of the week and went, nah, I don't think it's what I needed today. I don't think…
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…verse 1-3. Paul writes, To further concrete the point that Paul was transporting funding, to Jerusalem, we see in Paul's defense before Felix inActs chapter 24and in verse 17, Now after several years, I came to bring alms to my nation and to present offerings. So the past two weeks, we studied Paul's…
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…Jewish council in Acts chapter 23. After a plot to assassinate him is uncovered, he's moved to Caesarea to be tried by the Roman governor Felix inActs chapter 24. Felix finds nothing worth punishing in him, but he's hoping to get a bribe from Paul, so he keeps him in prison for two years. But after those two…
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You turn your Bible intoActs chapter 24. Acts chapter 24, page 933. We'll be one of the new Bibles. Continuing our series through the end of this book, Paul on trial, defending himself.…
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