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Acts 24:22 · BSB
24:22 Then Felix, who was well informed about the Way, adjourned the hearing and said, “When Lysias the commander comes, I will decide your case.”
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…participate in, not to get into the family, but because we are in the family, to be useful and ready for every good work. This is why Paul says inActs chapter 24, I take pains to have a clear conscience toward both God and man. So what pains are we supposed to take? The first is he tells us to flee. Flee…
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…is not the one people give you? What the God is. Continue in our service and take a look at the book of Acts. And this morning we're going to be inActs chapter 24. We're going to be in Acts chapter 24 this morning. And um if you've if you've watched sports anytime in the last couple of years, you'll notice…
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…going to come back to 1 Corinthians chapter 9 towards the end of the sermon. So put a pen or a piece of paper there in 1 Corinthians 9 and go toActs chapter 24. Galatians chapter 1 verse number 1 says, Paul an apostle, not of men, neither by man, but by Jesus Christ, and God the Father who raised him from…
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…fascinating because those are pretty pronounced scriptures, but there's one that's really interesting that caught me off guard. And it's when inActs, chapter 24, Acts is, or Paul is on trial. He's standing trial before the governor, before Felix, right? And he goes and Felix takes him on trial, and then he…
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…seeing Paul on trial for like the last eight weeks or so. That's an exaggeration, but he's on trial once again today, and so we'll be picking up inActs chapter 24. So if you wouldn't turn with me there, we will have it up on the screens. But what I always tell the youth is it's always good to open it up…
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…would a little bit further and notice if you would. Uh look over at Acts chapter 20. Uh, I got a little still a little challenge with my vision.Acts chapter 24. Acts chapter 24. Watch the pattern here, and I'll give you a scripture in a minute. Acts 24. Uh look at verse 5. Here he is again, talking about…
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…it was causing a riot and a scene. They've been trying to get at the bottom of what's going on. And last time that we looked at Acts, we were inActs chapter 24, and there was a Roman governor named Felix, and he had put Paul on trial before him and talked to him about these things, Paul got a chance to…
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…maybe how we can avoid missing some of the same opportunities. So if you're able this morning, I invite you to stand with me as we read fromActs chapter 24. We'll start in verse 22. But Felix, having a rather accurate knowledge of the way, put them off, saying, When Lysias the tribune comes down, I…
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…was accused of, and his defense as we study our passage today. So if you're able, I invite you to stand with me as we read God's word together inActs chapter 24. We're going to start reading in verse 1. And after five days the high priest Ananias came down with some elders and spokesmen, one Tertullus. They…
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…see how unjustly they treat Christian believers and even their own people. Bribery is rampant among them. Look at Paul's experience before Felix inActs chapter 24. Felix, as he testified, kept him bound for two years, unjustly held in prison for no crime because, quote, he hoped that money would be given him…
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…to you in faith. Please speak through weakness for your glory and our good, I pray. In Christ's name. Amen. If you have a Bible, turn with me toActs chapter 24. It often feels in our culture like the gospel itself lives in a defendant's chair. What I mean by that is that in every culture, in every…
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open up our Bibles toActs chapter 24. Acts chapter 24, we're going to be looking at this entire chapter as we're just making our way here through the book together. And this morning…
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…effective. He says having a good conscience. What does this mean? Well, it's what Paul was striving for in his own ministry, as we see clearly inActs chapter 24from his mouth. He says in verse 16 so I strive always to keep my conscience clear before God and man. So when we talk about. Having a good…
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…truth. It will always make people uncomfortable because they will begin to see that what they were living for was empty. Now here's Pastor Clark inActs chapter 24with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. He was in a really plush palace in this area of the empire. He was given freedom to eat and to hang…
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…You'll be found innocent because your sins were already forgiven through the sacrifice. You'll have nothing to fear now. Here's Pastor Clark inActs chapter 24with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. We are in the book of the. Acts Acts chapter 24 If you have your Bibles, open your Bibles to Acts…
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…Corinthians and chapter 9, so look out for that one too, it also shows up as part of a fundraising effort in Romans chapter 15 and then we see inActs chapter 24as Paul is defending himself against the governor Felix, he mentions that he did in fact go and give this gift to Jerusalem. So he got it done. So…
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…and smart, but be completely innocent in all your dealings. never resort to wrongdoing or dishonesty or manipulative tactics. For example, inActs chapter 24, 26, while Paul is in prison for his witness to Christ, there's a Roman governor named Felix who decides to keep Paul in prison for a while even…
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…about Christ as judge or savior, but to those who have already made that decision so that they would recognize what that means for their life.Acts chapter 24. I am receiving many, many questions as we get to the end of Acts, and that's a good thing, about where we're going next. Now, I don't know if that…
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Acts chapter 24. Andrew Cray is beginning a new series on Ephesians 2 tonight. ! It's one of the mountain peaks of Scripture, isn't it? It's a great chapter. And…
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…Paul gives us some good outlines if, if you want to, if you ever about to preach a sermon, you're like, I want a good three part outline. Go toActs chapter 24and look at verse number 25 and you've got a three point gospel message outline that you can preach and it's right there for you. So I encourage…
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