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Tag Archives: Philip
December 18 – Beyond the Manger: The Reason for the Season
Colossians 1:1-23; Ezekiel 25-26; Isaiah 53 “He was oppressed and He was afflicted, Yet He opened not His mouth; He was led as a lamb to the slaughter, And as a sheep before its shearers is silent, So He opened … Continue reading
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June 27 – The Good News Overpowers the Bad News
Job 8-10 Acts 8:26-40 “The officer said to Philip, ‘Please tell me, who is the prophet talking about—himself or someone else?’ Philip began to speak, and starting with this same Scripture, he told the man the Good News about Jesus.” … Continue reading
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Tagged bad news, death of Jesus, Egypt, eternal killjoy, Ethiopia, Ethiopian, Eunuch, God, good news, gospel, grandparents, heaven, hell, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Nile River, Philip, reading in the chariot, Scripture, sin, Sudan, suffering servant, understand, wrath of God, zap sinners
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June 26 – The Power of God
“Simon saw that the Spirit was given to people when the apostles laid their hands on them. So he offered the apostles money, saying, ‘Give me also this power so that anyone on whom I lay my hands will receive … Continue reading
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Tagged God's power, persecution, Peter, Philip, Samaria, Simon
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May 18 – “Test? Nobody Told Me There Was Going To Be A Test!”
1 Chronicles 4-6 John 6:1-21 “When Jesus looked up and saw a large crowd coming toward him, he said to Philip, ‘Where can we buy enough bread for all these people to eat?’ (Jesus asked Philip this question to test … Continue reading
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Tagged act in faith, act on prayers, Andrew, answer, big exam, blessing, brought to Jesus, buy bread, confused, constant communication with Father, cram, Forgiveness, God's love, Jesus, large crowd, last minute, logistical problem, magnitude of the problem, mess up, opportunity, other disciples, participation grade, Philip, plans, pray in faith, prepare, test, thankful, trouble
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May 10 – After 2000 Years, Still The Best Way To Make Disciples
2 Kings 10-12 John 1:29-51 “One of the two men who followed Jesus after they heard John speak about him was Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother. The first thing Andrew did was to find his brother Simon and say to him, … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew, Cephas, Christ, encourage Christians, exemplify the grace of Christ, focus on Jesus, follow Jesus, found the Messiah, hope, Jesus, John, Lamb of God, make disciples, messiah, Nathanael, Peter, Philip, prayer, proclaim the Gospel, Simon, strengthen Christians
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April 25 – Paradigm Shifts
Acts 10:34-48; Joshua 9-10; Job 25 In AD 312, Constantine was facing a battle for control of the Western Roman Empire. He had a vision of a cross in the sky hearing the words, “In this sign, you shall conquer.” … Continue reading
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Tagged apostles, Church, Constantine, control, cross in the sky, culture changes, dominant, Edict of Milan, Forgiveness, future, Gentiles, gospel, Grace, Holy Spirit, IHS, in hoc signo, in this sign, influence, Jesus, name of Jesus, opportunity, paradigm shift, persecution, Philip, political power, Roman Empire, Romans, Samaria, sins
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April 21 – All Roads
Acts 8:26-40; Joshua 1-2; Job 21 There is an old saying that all roads lead to Rome. The way it’s used today is that there are many ways to get to the same place. In ancient history, though, Rome built … Continue reading
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Tagged all roads lead to Rome, baptism, belief, blood of Jesus, Christians, death on the cross, Ethiopian eunuch, good news, Holy Spirit, Isaiah 53, Jesus, legions, messiah, orthodox, Philip, resurrection, roads to heaven, Rome. great roads, Scriptural truth leads to Jesus, suffering servant, universalism
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April 20 – Money Can’t Buy….
Acts 8:1b-25; Deuteronomy 33-34; Job 20 What do people value? If you google the phrase “Money can’t buy happiness” and look at the images, you’ll discover what money can buy that’s pretty much the same things as happiness, or what … Continue reading
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Tagged Ananias and Sapphira, care for others, care for widows, commercializing God, commodities, environment, evangelists millionaires, healing, Holy Spirit, integrity, isolation, lack of integrity, magician, minister, ministry, miracles, money, money can't buy happiness, net worth, orphans, persecuted, Philip, price on everything, Samaria, Simon, Value
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September 11 – Exasperation!
John 14:1-14; 2 Chronicles 20:1-21:1; Psalm 78:56-72 Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be one of the disciples? Imagine, sitting at Jesus’ feet and hearing His teaching in person; looking into His eyes and experiencing the … Continue reading
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Tagged details, disciples, dunderheads, exasperation, faith, Father, Jesus, Philip, questions, Thomas, work
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