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Acts 7:43 · BSB
7:43 You have taken along the tabernacle of Molech and the star of your god Rephan, the idols you made to worship. Therefore I will send you into exile beyond Babylon.’
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…you apply it. So I encourage you, don't just be a hearer of the word of God, be a doer of the word of God. And allow the word of God to change you.Acts chapter 7. Beginning at verse number 45. The NASB translation reads, And having received it in their turn, our fathers brought it in with Joshua upon…
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…seat saved for you. Thanks again for being with us. We're so grateful for you. And see you next time. Grab your Bible, stay with me. Go with me toActs chapter 7. Thank you, sir. I want to welcome my first time visitors to Celebration Church. If this is your first time, wave at me. Hey, how are you doing?…
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…that are here for the second or third. We've been walking through the Acts of the Apostles, and we have found ourselves almost at the conclusion ofActs chapter 7. Acts chapter 7 begins to unpack and unfold for us Stephan, the first martyr in the Bible, that is standing for who he believes in. Not afraid of…
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…How many of you are glad that He still restores, He still redeems, He still renews, and He still revives. Come on. Can we bless the name of Jesus?Acts chapter 7. Beginning at verse number 58, I'll be reading the NASB translation. The scripture reads, When they had driven him out of the city, they began…
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…Florida area, come see us in person. We have a seat safe for you. Thanks again for being with us. We're so grateful for you. And see you next time.Acts chapter 7, verse number 60. It says, then falling on his knees, he cried out with a loud voice, Lord, do not hold this sin against them. And having said…
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…Holy Spirit nudges us towards words that need to be said, we all have the option to follow the Spirit or to resist the Spirit of God. As Stephen inActs chapter 7was being stoned to death, right before this took place, he called out the entire nation of Israel and its entire history and indicted the whole…
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…It was here and then in it that this nation at the foot of Mount Sinai was established as a church in the wilderness. You can reference that inActs Chapter 7verse #38 It said, This is he that was in the Church of the wilderness, with the Angel which spoke to him in Mount Sinai, and with our fathers who…
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…the the resolution and we we were introduced to the first team of servants or deacons and last week one of those deacons became the first martyr inActs Chapter 7. That we saw the the. Preaching in the power of Stephen unto death. And now we will. Pick up right where that left off. And today in Acts chapter.…
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…like 60 verses, but I will definitely, it's like 50 verses, encourage you to read it. But in response to the opposition, Stephen speaks up. And inActs chapter 7, Stephen gives this long speech walking through Israel's history, right? So I'm gonna give you the scenario here. Stephen he steps up, he says yes,…
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…bold and courageous and the more power you have in your witness, the more you're filled with the grace of God covering your life. And now it saysActs Chapter 7verse one. Then the high priest said are these things. So I want you to picture Stephen is now on trial. Apparently before the same Sanhedrin that…
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…in order to get him to be arrested, and ultimately at some point, with Rome's consent, they're gonna kill him. Now, when you just read this inActs chapter 7, verses 1 through 50, when you just read this at first glance, it looks like Stephen is just rambling on about 1100 years of Jewish history. But what he's actually…
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…When we're filled with the Spirit of God, we submit ourselves one to the other. And it fights off chair, it fights off envy and jealousy. Look atActs chapter 7real quick. Acts chapter 7. In Acts chapter 7, follow along. I'm watching your time. In Acts chapter number 7, this concept of envy is in a few…
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…at 40 years old it came into his heart to deliver his brethren, and he decided, I'm no longer going to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter.Acts chapter 7, Hebrews chapter 11. And he fled after he killed one Egyptian, and God took him out to prepare him on his mountain. Come on, is that right? You…
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…to Acts 7, decided, I'm no longer gonna be the son of Pharaoh's daughter. I'm no longer gonna be an Egyptian. In fact, it came into his heart,Acts chapter 7, to deliver the Hebrews. And he went in to do that, killed one Egyptian, then fled, and he was, if you would, 40 years waiting, if you would, for…
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…writers that would want to argue this fact, but the New Testament sheds some light on this. Turn with me to the book of Acts, chapter number 7.Acts, chapter 7. I want you to listen to Stephen's sermon. All right. Stephen's going to be stoned. We know the story. Stephen's going to get stoned for preaching…
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…I may be wrong, but the way I understand his sermon, Stephen really is only giving two points to his audience. For everything that he preaches inActs chapter 7, he's only preaching two points. Every sermon needs a point. This sermon that I'm preaching to you today has three points. I've preached a lot of…
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…write this down. Acts chapter 2 verse 42 to 43 verse 47. Acts chapter 10 verse 34 to 46 Acts chapter 14 verse 1 to 3 Acts chapter 14 verse 1 to 3Acts chapter 7Acts chapter 14 verse 7 to 10 14 1 to 3 14 7 to 10 Acts chapter 19 verse 9 to 11 Why is the word given its place? Because we need knowledge.…
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…good. She's looking and she's seeing something deeper. There's a destiny, there's a purpose on this child. The reason I say that is we look atActs chapter 7. When Acts chapter 7, what we have there is recorded the longest sermon preached by anyone in the New Testament, and it's by a man named Stephen,…
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…plan, by the way, that Zach mentioned earlier, it just so happens that tomorrow, if you're reading the New Testament in a year, you'll be readingActs chapter 7. Okay, so quick plug there for you. But here's what we see in Acts 7. Stephen is going to make two major points as he highlights kind of the major…
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…writers that would want to argue this fact, but the New Testament sheds some light on this. Turn with me to the book of Acts, chapter number 7.Acts, chapter 7. I want you to listen to Stephen's sermon. All right. Stephen's going to be stoned. We know the story. Stephen's going to get stoned for preaching…
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