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"First Called Christians at Antioch" Acts 11:9-26

Sunday Afternoon Service 8/16/2026

Consecutive Reading: 1 Corinthians 10 Psalm Singing: Psalm 107:1-8, #59 Evan; 84:8-12, #154 Wetherby; 66:8-17, #33 Bishopthorpe Sermon Title: Come & See the Christ! Sermon Scripture: John 4:19-30 Sermon Series: The Gospel According to John Pastor: Craig J. Scott Date: 8-16-2026 Service: Afternoon

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The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. (Psalms 68:11) ~~~~~ A Lord's Day Afternoon Service. ~~~~~ **Sermon Summary:** The sermon explores the divine origin of Scripture and preaching through the lens of Psalm 68:11, emphasizing that God actively gives His Word for various purposes. It highlights how providence aligns with biblical truth to provide assurance, direction, reproof, and comfort to believers. The text underscores the authority of the Great Commission and the inspiration of Scripture as historical facts grounded in Christ's redemptive work. By examining specific instances where God provided guidance or correction, the message encourages listeners to trust in the sovereign hand behind every preached word. Ultimately, it affirms that the Gospel is a gift of grace that saves and sustains those who receive it with faith.

Having therefore obtained help of God, I continue unto this day, witnessing both to small and great, saying none other things than those which the prophets and Moses did say should come: (Acts 26:22) ~~~~ An afternoon service in the lounge of Milward House Pilgrim home, Tunbridge Wells. With some 20 residents and visitors. ~~~~ *1/ The help of being preserved while unconverted. 2/ The help of being called and given eternal life. 3/ The help to continue in the faith.* **Sermon Summary:** The sermon centers on the Apostle Paul's declaration in Acts 26 that he has obtained help from God, exploring this theme through three distinct phases of divine assistance. It highlights God's providential care prior to conversion, the transformative power of being called by grace, and the sustaining strength provided during the Christian walk. The preacher illustrates these points with personal anecdotes about survival before faith and the suddenness of spiritual awakening. The message encourages believers to recognize God's hand in their lives and to share their testimonies of divine help with others. Ultimately, it calls the congregation to acknowledge God as the source of salvation and endurance.