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Acts 28:7 · BSB
28:7 Nearby stood an estate belonging to Publius, the chief official of the island. He welcomed us and entertained us hospitably for three days.
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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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…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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…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 inActs chapter 28. We're finishing the book of Acts today. So please turn with me to Acts chapter 28, verses 17 to 31. Let me pray for the reading and preaching of…
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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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…his farewell to the Ephesian elders, marking the end of his third missionary journey. And between then and now, between Acts chapter 20 and today,Acts chapter 28, there's quite a bit that's happened. After his Ephesian farewell, Paul, led by the Spirit, he says, I feel like I need to go to Jerusalem. So he…
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…go for him to teach, for them to bring him food and other necessities. You can read about that at the very end of the book of Acts, at the end ofActs chapter 28. Paul also wrote letters to the church at Ephesus and Colossae, Ephesians and Colossians, and the letter to the man Philemon while he was…
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…the sin of our lives. He gives us up to reprobate minds, worthless minds, empty minds. That's what the parables do. They're an act of judgment. InActs chapter 28, this is the closing of the book. Paul's made it to Rome where he is being in prison there for another two years. And Jews in Rome began to come to…
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…these two people sent under Paul and Paul preached on the kingdom of God and things concerning Jesus, all right? This is clearly communicate inActs chapter 28and Acts chapter. Another chapter 20, I can't remember his 21:22, he Glick. Clearly says, this is how I came and preached the kingdom of God. And…
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…gives you courage to press through difficult circumstances. That gives you courage to press through life. That gives you courage to face death.Acts chapter 28. Paul under house arrest, isolated in Rome. He was ready for his trial, and the judges just kept postponing the trial. They had no need for him.…
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…for one another. Acts chapter 22, The apostles pray And receive guidance As to their future ministry. Whether they should go To Jerusalem or not.Acts chapter 28, They're on their way to Rome. They get shipwrecked On Malta, the island. Paul prays for a man Who's dying of dysentery. He gets healed. And the…
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…And this matter, nor is his parents for his parents, in, this has happened to him at the glory of God. May be displayed through it. You come toActs chapter 28, verse forward, Paul in that ship were abandoned. And they were, there's a shipwreck and they found themselves on the island called Malta. And as…
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…together, praising God in song. So, brief and off script. I want to encourage you though to join us and to sing well with us. Our text for today isActs chapter 28, verses 1 through 16. We're getting very close to the end of our verse-by-verse exposition of the book of Acts. This will be my last sermon in Acts next week. Clay is…
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…chapter 12, all Judea and Samaria. So the gospel work started in Jerusalem, and then slowly it spread to Judea and Samaria. And from chapter 13 toActs chapter 28, we see gospel spreading to the ends of the earth. Gospel spreading to the ends of the earth. But if you see personally, the first 12 chapters, we…
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…them. And God has brought them to the beach like Jack Shepard. Wondering, why are we here and where do we go from here? So, let's read togetherActs chapter 28. We're going to read verses 1 through 16 together. After we were brought safely through, we then learned that the island was called Malta. The…
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So give our greetings again to Jess and the kids and to your church as well. So we'll be reading fromActs chapter 28, starting in verse 11 in the Red Church Bibles. That is page 1126. If anybody needs a Bible, just raise your hand. And Ethan will be happy to bring…
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