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Hungering for the Eternal Word: Resilience in Faith Against Resistance

This sermon delves into Acts 13:42-52, exploring the endurance of faith amidst opposition. It highlights the hunger for God's Word, the enduring message of salvation for all, and the encouragement found in partnership with believers. Despite facing persecution and opposition, the disciples found joy and strength in the Holy Spirit. Reflect on the reflections of Paul and the disciples in navigating challenges while staying rooted in God's grace.

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Hungering for the Eternal Word: Resilience in Faith Against Resistance

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  1. “To The Ends of the Earth” Acts 13:42-52 October 2011 26th Annual Faith Promise

  2. An Expectant People: (vs.42-44) Hungering for the Word: Following after the Word: Continuing in the grace of God: Heard the Word:

  3. An Expressed Opposition: (vs.45,46) • Jews were disappointed by the results of the Word; they wanted the Gospel to fail: • Jews were thinking by opposing Paul the message would fail: • Jews rejected the message giving the Gentiles an opportunity:

  4. An Enduring Message: (vs.47-49) • {Paul knew the OT Prophet Isaiah was aware that this message was the message for the future hope of Israel and the Gentiles:} • {God had put the Gentiles in His view of saving people} Isaiah 42:6 Isaiah 49:6

  5. An Expected Persecution: (vs.50-51) • The Jews stirred up a mob upraising: • The Prominent woman were probably the wives of the magistrates: • The Chief leaders of the city:

  6. An Encouraging Partnership: (vs.52) • The disciples were filled with joy: • The disciples were filled with the Holy Spirit:

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