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! Salvation Is Available To You - Acts 16:25-40
!! *Question:* How would you respond if you had done something good and went to prison?
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I.
The Preparation Of Salvation - L - v. 25-28
!! *A.*
There must be a strong *witness*.
- L - v. 25
*Phillippians 4:4* /Rejoice in the Lord always.
Again I will say, rejoice!/
*John 15:20* /Remember the word that I said to you, ‘A servant is not greater than his master.’
If they persecuted Me, they will also persecute you.
If they kept My word, they will keep yours also./
/*1)* You Need *prayer*./
/*2)* You need to think and *praise* God./
*Lesson:* /You can *rejoice* in tough circumstances when Jesus Christ fills you with His Spirit./
!! *B* There was a movement of God. - L - v. 26
!! *C* The jailer thought he was *doomed*.
- L - v.27
!! *D* Paul gave a call of hope.
- L - v. 28
*Lesson:* /God uses helplessness and hopelessness to *prepare* one for Salvation./
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II.
The Cry For Salvation - L - v. 29-30
!! *A.*
There was an immediate search for Salvation.
- L - v.29-30
!! *B.*
The jailer *cried* out for Salvation.
- L - v. 30
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III.
The Proclamation Of Salvation.
- L - v. 30-33
!! *A.*
The necessity of *believing*.
- L - v. 31
*Romans 6:23* /For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord./
*I Peter 2:24* /who Himself bore our sins in His own body on the tree, that we, having died to sins, might live for righteousness—by whose stripes you were healed./
*John 1:29* /The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him, and said, “Behold!
The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!/
!! *B.*
The necessity for *understanding* of God's Word.
- L - v. 32
!! *C.*
The necessity for repentance and baptism.
- L - v.33
*"Repentance"* /is moving away from worldly desires and turning to *Jesus* desires./
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The Fruits Of Salvation.
- L - v. 34
!! *A.*
The privilege of *ministering* to fellow believers.
- L - v. 34a
!! *B.*
There's great rejoicing.
- L - v. 34b
*John15:11* /“These things I have spoken to you, that My joy may remain in you, and that your joy may be full./
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V.
The Effect Of Salvation On The World. - L - v. 35-40
!! *A.*
The world has a sense of *guilt*.
- L - v. 35
!! *B.*
The world had fear and humility.
- L - v. 36-38
!! *C.* Paul and Silas were visited and released.
- L - v. 39-40
*Lesson:* /God is able to *deliver* believers through their trials./
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Conclusion:
!! *Five Points of Interest:*
*1)* Remember, people are watching and *listening* to your testimony.
- L - v. 25
*2)* God can use our testimony.
- L - v. 26-30
*3)* There are always people who want to know about Jesus.
- L - v. 30
*4)* Those seeking God need to know how to be *saved*.
- L - v. 31
*5)* God knows to *protect* His children.
- L - v. 35-36
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Question: Have you received the Salvation that's available to you?
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