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I. The Church Teaches vs. 42a
A. They devoted to the preaching and teaching of the Word.
They couldn’t get enough of it.
Why?
They knew that it contained the Words of life.
John 6:68
B. This was not an entertainment for them, but necessary in order to grow in their relationship with Jesus.
II Tim.
3:16-17
C. It’s necessary for salvation.
While people can be saved anywhere and a variety of ways, the gospel must be presented, that is spoken.
I Cor.
1:21
D. Without the preaching of the Word, you have a religious country club, where politics, tradition, opinions rule the day, instead of Jesus.
II.
The Church Fellowships vs. 42b
A. They liked being together.
It wasn’t regulated to a service time.
Adults still segregate to their own families.
B. They ate together!
Acts 2:46
C.
They had communion to celebrate and remember Christ’s sacrifice.
III.
The Church Prays vs. 42c
A. They prayed.
Together, and separately.
(Prayer ministry ex)
B. Prayer changes things, sometimes it changes you.
C. Powerful, persistent prayer leads to power in every walk of life!
“Fight all your battles on your knees and you win every time”_ Charles Stanley Jam.
5:13-18
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