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  1. 31:47 Then if we're looking to add structure to our prayer, we want to add balance, acts, cats, model is the classic. Adoration, confession, thanksgiving, supplication, ACTS. Adoration. This is you telling yourself and telling God who God is to you. God is awesome and it's our job to say it. Whatever You Ask in My Name
  2. 34:27 To be a Christian involves knowing how both of these fit together. In Acts five, Ananias and Sapphire, remember they had a land sale and they lied about it and God struck them and killed them. That's fearful. The great fear fell on the whole church. But then in Acts nine, the whole church had peace being built up, walking in the fear of the Lord and comfort of the Holy Spirit. Pay Careful Attention to How You Walk
  3. 24:33 And, we have to think back on the Macedonian call that Paul had in Acts 16. So in Acts 16, Paul is trying to go to these different places and the Lord's shutting doors, and then boom, he ends up in Philippi, a prominent city in Macedonia. And he encounters Lydia, and she's praying there. And he shares the gospel, and she's the first believer. She is the first believer in Europe, which is so wild. Joy Despite Imprisonment
  4. 1:07:45 A good child is respectful and yet honest, has no guile, has no hidden agenda, calls it like it is but does so respectfully. Then if we're looking to add structure to our prayer, if we want to add balance, acts, cat's model is the classic. Adoration, confession, thanksgiving, supplication, ACTS, adoration. This is you telling yourself and telling God who God is to you. God is awesome and it's our job to say it. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates
  5. 2:23 How amazing is that? And we have to think. He's and he's thankful for all the people and we know at the end of this letter, there's a couple troublemakers. But he's thankful for them too and we have to think back on the Macedonian call that Paul had in Acts 16. So, in Acts 16, Paul is trying to go to these different places and the lord shutting doors and then boom, he ends up in Philippi, a prominent city in Macedonia and he encounters Lydia and she's praying there and he shares the gospel and she's the first believer. Partners in the Gospel
  6. 49:41 I mean, some of us were bristling a little bit, like, don't treat Ray like that. We don't own him. In what way do you own Ray? I can guarantee you, Ray believes that you own him because he acts like it. What happens when you call Ray in the middle of night? They Belong to You
  7. 19:22 I mean, some of us were were bristling a little bit, like, don't treat Ray like that. We don't own him. In what way do you own Ray? I can guarantee you, Ray believes that you own him because he acts like it. What happens when you call Ray in the middle of the night? Don't Fight About Which Preacher You Follow
  8. 33:29 Believe on the lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved. Right? That's great. Acts sixteen thirty one. For Paul, the Pharisee, in his past, every day when he woke up, part of his Pharisees prayers would have been, Lord, thank you that you did not make me a Gentile, a slave, or a woman. For Me to Live Is Christ
  9. 22:25 He's an attendant. He's a servant. If it's in the genitive for those of you who care, it's a waiter at a table or whatever other menial duties. It's taking care of the little stuff that needs to be done, and specifically, it's a Christian serving in a specific function or post. Our board of tree our board of trees, our board of trustees, our board of trustees acts as a deacon board. Grace and Peace, Always
  10. 22:48 And again, there's different things that we could go to, different things that we could look at. But I went to Acts sixteen six through 10, and it's just a little bit of background. This describes Paul's second missionary journey with Silas and Timothy, and I'll read it. I think it's great. I think it's a great demonstration of what happens to us, sometimes daily, but throughout our lives. Nothing Else: The Simplicity of the Gospel
  11. 46:38 Other examples, New Testament, suffering servant is Jesus. Paul and Silas in the New Testament, Peter, all the rest of them, you can see that throughout the book of acts where difficult circumstances lead to other people coming to know the gospel. So it's been granted to you for Christ's sakes, not only to believe in him, but also to suffer on his behalf. You're not suffering and it's not just you. You're not alone in this. Conduct Yourselves Worthy of the Gospel
  12. 57:02 It's taking care of the little stuff that needs to be done and specifically, it's a Christian serving in a specific function or post. Our board of tree, our board of trees, our board of trustees our board of trustees acts as a deacon board. They are ministering servants who look to the temporal matters of the church and look around and see what needs doing and then they take care of doing that. So tending to the widows and the poor, teaching and pastoring and whatnot. So here's a little more on the word from a help. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith

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