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Acts 28:26 · BSB
28:26 ‘Go to this people and say, “You will be ever hearing but never understanding; you will be ever seeing but never perceiving.”
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…boldly to you. Even the way the book of Acts closes, it closes on a note of boldness from Paul. Get this. Here he is at the very end of the book ofActs, chapter 28, under house arrest in Rome. Acts 28, verses 30 and 31. He lived there two whole years at his own expense and welcomed all who came to him,…
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…Europe. In Acts, chapter 19 and verse 20, it says this. It says in this way the word of the Lord spread and prevailed. And then, when you get toActs, chapter 28, the very last chapter of the book of Acts, in verse 31, it says Paul stayed two whole years in his own rented house and welcomed all who visited…
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…center as it closes the book of Acts and launches the readers, so to speak, into the rest of life. So if you take your Bibles and turn with me toActs chapter 28, we're going to look at how the book of Acts ends. We've been preaching through the book of Acts. So this is our final sermon on the book of Acts…
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…even heard of the gospel, never even heard of Jesus, probably didn't even believe in God. Gave them warmth and shelter on the island of Melita inActs, chapter 28, aside from the countless others in Romans, chapter 16 that you see listed. And certainly Timothy and Luke and Silas and Barnabas and even John…
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…or they'll just go to a brunch and call it a day. Amen? Either way, I'm glad you're here. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it, open up toActs chapter 28, and we're going to finish the book of Acts this morning. Now, one of the things you'll notice is the book of Acts is kind of like the last episode…
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…We prayed 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 it up toActs chapter 28. Acts chapter 28. And if you're our guest today, we're preaching through the book of Acts. We've been in Acts for like seven years, and next week…
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…were being lived out for the very first time in those 28 chapters of the book of Acts. I love Paul's last scene that we have of him. Let's turn toActs chapter 28. In this, Paul's under prison guard, being watched, probably not long before he's taken away. And then we read in verse 30. For two whole years,…
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…his history. But secondly, God's in the process of establishing his kingdom. Notice that the book of Acts ends with the exact same theme. InActs chapter 28and verses 30 and 31, just the last two verses of the book, it says that Paul is in Rome here, living two whole years at his own expense. He…
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…here's his experience with islands again, perhaps reaffirming and his understanding what happened in the first time. And we see this play out inActs, Chapter 28, verse one, building on his on his first two insights. You notice a number of things. The Bible says in verse one, I won't read the whole lot. I'll…
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…out to us, you can find our contact information at newsongportperry.ca. God bless you through the ministry of the Word. Reading from the Book ofActs, chapter 28, 16 to 31. And when we came into Rome, Paul was allowed to stay by himself with a soldier who guarded him. After three days, he called together the…
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…Wherever you're tuning in from, we hope you're encouraged by today's message. This is what God placed in my spirit for you today. Here it is.Acts chapter 28. Acts 28. Once safely on shore, we found out that the island was called Malta. Malta. The islanders showed this unusual kindness. They built a fire…
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…our Bibles today. And it's this second letter that we turn to today, 2 Timothy. It's thought that Paul wrote this letter to Timothy sometime afterActs chapter 28. And if you know the book of Acts, Acts 28 ends with Paul in prison in Rome. And tradition or history or both has it that Paul later came to be…
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…what I'm describing to you. I'm going to read how Luke wrote it in the book of Acts. It's going to be following along in the Bible. Flip with me toActs chapter 28. Now he's actually quoting Isaiah, but I chose this passage to read because now this is after the sacrifice of Jesus, after the coming of the Holy…
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…our life so that we don't have to live in fear of what we see down here because we're actually in a different Kingdom, right? Okay. So then back inActs chapter 28, couple of review versus from Sunday or excuse me, 26 Acts 26:18. He says, it's to open their eyes and turn them from Darkness to light, from the…
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…know, paul was on a ship and it was shipwrecked on the Isle of Malta, on an island basically, and he barely escapes with his life, and this is inActs, chapter 28. And so I just wanna talk about leaning on the supernatural during emergencies. During emergencies, we've all faced emergencies. We've all faced…
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…of us would do the same as we go through this life. So here are three things that will help us consistently live the Christian life from the end ofActs chapter 28. The first thing that we see is that like Paul, we should make the most of every opportunity in verses 17 to 23. So we need to remember that Paul…
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…second tunic. Okay? Mark 8, there's a commissioning. Jesus does not provide these sorts of instructions. In fact, we have opposite examples. So inActs chapter 28, we see the apostle Paul. He's in prison for two years. He supports himself, presumably out of his own savings, while under house arrest, and…
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We're in Acts chapter 28. We're finishing the book of Acts today. So please turn with me toActs chapter 28, verses 17 to 31. Let me pray for the reading and preaching of God's word. Heavenly Father, we humble ourselves before you as you address us from your holy…
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…through books of the Bible. And so I've really enjoyed this series in the book of Acts. And I'm honored and excited to be able to close it out inActs chapter 28. So as we do that, let me just recap where we've been. So last week, Tommy talked about Paul's trial before the Roman governor Festus. And Paul was…
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…Good morning. My name is Catherine St. Clair, and I'm reading the scripture lesson for today. This is a reading from the Acts of the Apostles,Acts chapter 28, verses 16 to 31. When we got to Rome, Paul was allowed to live by himself with a soldier to guard him. Three days later, he called together the local Jewish…
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