Sermons onActs 16

Micah

• 28:48Acts 16:31

  And Acts 16.31 just says simply, believe in the Lord Jesus and you will be saved. And that very day, this man in his entire house trusted in Jesus Christ. You see, upside down living, inverted religion says act, love, and then follow. And Micah knows that. That's why he said it that way. But faith in the gospel says believe, repent, and then follow Jesus.

When in Romans

• 13:25Acts 16

  We have Timothy, my fellow co-worker. Timothy came to faith in Paul's second missionary journey in Acts 16 and followed Paul really for the rest of his missionary endeavors in the third missionary journey. We find Timothy as a co-author or a co-laborer in at least six of the New Testament books. And we find first and second Timothy are written to Timothy who is

Vision 2024

• 3:41Acts 16

  The book of Acts of the Apostles, chapter 16. Today's message is called The Church of the Barbarians. Church of the Barbarians. Acts is in the New Testament after the four Gospels. As we turn outward today in our devotion to the Lord. Acts 16, beginning in verse 6. This is speaking of Paul and his traveling companions.

• 6:21Acts 16

  And there is no place in this world where your glory will not be seen. Lord, make this place, make our lives, make our lives a church for the barbarian. Lord, this is our heart and our petition. I ask in Jesus' name. Amen. And amen. So in Acts chapter 16, something marvelous and miraculous has happened. Actually, prior to this chapter.

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• 36:38Acts 16

  This is God's plan. Fifthly, how can I know and live out God's plan? Be a living sacrifice, abiding in the spirit. That would go back to the sermon from last week, right? Be spirit filled, be spirit led. Let me give you a quick example. Paul in Acts chapter 16 says this in verse 6. Paul was going through the region of Phrygia and Galatia, but they had been forbidden by the Holy Spirit to speak the word in Asia.

Acts

• 6:48Acts 16

  God, if that means that I have to be uncomfortable and God means I have to do something that I don't want to do and I don't like. God, build my faith and display your glory. Let's read the text. Acts 16 beginning in verse 23. We're going to back up. And then jump into this passage of scripture. The sermon entitled A Midnight Deliverance. Acts 16 beginning in verse 23.

• 7:00Acts 16

  Acts 16 beginning in verse 23. And they severely flogged them. We ask who is them, Paul and Silas. They threw them in jail and ordering the jailer to guard them carefully. Receiving such an order, he put them in the inner prison and secured their feet in the stocks. About midnight. Isn't it beautiful how God does things at midnight in our lives?

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Philippians

• 1:59Acts 16

  Which tells me the gospel overcomes and breaks chains. And out of the 20 plus, maybe more churches that Paul planted in his life as a missionary, you can go back in Acts chapter 16 and read some of that. Out of all the churches, Philippians, more than any other church, this church at Philippi, Paul had a tremendous joy for this church. And it comes across in his letter, and he's encouraging them…

• 18:48Acts 16

  So it means I cannot work in the privacy of my own home where no one sees. Why? Because Paul says work out. So others should see the work of Christ in our life. And if you were here several weeks ago, remember who Paul is writing to in Acts 16. We have an inner glimpse to the people that God is writing to. Lydia, a rich, successful seller of purple clothes.

• 29:01Acts 16

  …new orders, new procedures, and new ways of life. And Paul's writing to the Philippian church. They would understand this. Some of them possibly would have fought in the military. Think about the Philippian jailer in Acts 16. And so what would happen in the army, those that knew the new king would stand firm in battle. They would stand firm when they would get the new orders. And their firmness, based on the new king, would be a reminder to…

• 35:31Acts 16

  So Satan, you can kill me and I get Jesus. Satan, you can let me live and I get Jesus. And think about who he's writing to. He is writing to a jailer, as we saw several weeks ago in Acts 16, that tried to kill him. And he's writing to a man that tried to take his own life because the jailer was supposed to keep Paul secure and could not. A jailer was going to take his own life and Paul stopped him. And…

• 26:36Acts 16

  Acts chapter 16 you can read the events of this missionary journey but we know that probably three people in Acts are in this church so when Paul is writing to the saints of Philippi he is writing to these three people and I want to share how Paul is participating with these people in the gospel the first is Lydia the second is a fortune teller and the third is a jeweler so Acts 16 11 if you want to follow along there I encourage you

• 27:02Acts 16:11

  Acts chapter 16 you can read the events of this missionary journey but we know that probably three people in Acts are in this church so when Paul is writing to the saints of Philippi he is writing to these three people and I want to share how Paul is participating with these people in the gospel the first is Lydia the second is a fortune teller and the third is a jeweler so Acts 16 11 if you want to follow along there I encourage you

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Luke (That you may know)

• 38:05Acts 16

  for me then what do i do and i've been thinking of act 16 where this jailer walks in he's about to commit suicide he walks in because he thinks his prisoners have left and there's this old man paul standing in an empty cell and he asked paul sir what must i do to be saved and paul says this believe in the lord jesus christ he didn't say believe about think about be sorry for your sin he said

• 1:26Acts 16

  your Bibles with you this morning, I want you to open with me to Acts chapter 16. Acts chapter 16. Last week, you opened the Word, and we talked about Jonah. And this kind of runs alongside of that, the same theme, the same ideology of the passages. Last week, Jonah was a prophet, a preacher, who,…

• 1:26Acts 16

  your Bibles with you this morning, I want you to open with me to Acts chapter 16. Acts chapter 16. Last week, you opened the Word, and we talked about Jonah. And this kind of runs alongside of that, the same theme, the same ideology of the passages. Last week, Jonah was a prophet, a preacher, who,…

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