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!! *Philadelphia Baptist Church*
!!! 9~/26~/2007 *Wednesday*
!!!
Needed: A New Testament Church
*Acts 2:41–47*
* *
*I.*
*Introduction*
/A./
/Why Today’s Church Has So Little Impact/
1.
Too many spectators
2.
More interested in */methods/*/ /than /message/
3. Too concerned about public image
4. Little concern for lost people
/B./
/The New Testament Church Was Dynamic/
/C./ /What Made the New Testament Church Different?/
*II.*
*Body*
/A./
/Its Efforts in Evangelism *(v.
41)*/
1.
Three thousand *(3,000)* converts at Pentecost
a.
This the work of 120 believers
b.
They were all witnessing as commanded *(Acts 1:8)*
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Evangelism largely forgotten now
a.
Not many win others to Christ
b.
Few churches hold evangelistic meetings
c.
We have settled for lesser causes
3.
The world needs the Gospel *(1 Cor.
15:3–4)*
4. Let’s respond to that need
/B./
/Its Wonderful Worship *(vv.
42–46)*/
1.
They continued steadfastly:
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In studying the Word of God
b.
In loving the people of God
c.
In sharing the table of God
d.
In lifting their prayers to God
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Not formalistic but fiery and faith-building
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Not ritualistic but spiritually refreshing
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*/Mistaken/* ideas about worship
a.
That it must be filled with ceremony
b.
That it must be characterized by silence
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Worship can include *praising, singing, sharing* *(Eph.
5:19)*
/C./
/Its Fantastic Fellowship *(vv.
44–47)*/
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They loved one another
2. They cared for *people* more than things
3.
They responded to crises in each other’s lives
4. They put away all divisions
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They were all of one accord
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No wonder the church exploded in growth
*III.*
*Conclusion*
/A./
/The Testimony of the Church *(v.
47)*/
1.
It had favor with all the people
2. The public noticed its daily growth
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/Evangelism—Worship—Fellowship/
1. How do we measure up?
2. How can we become more like the New Testament Church?
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