Sermons on Acts 21

4 sermons preach from Acts 21 in real church libraries — each one transcribed, summarized, and indexed to the verse. Jump to the exact moment a verse is quoted, or open the full sermon.

“the people beg Paul to not even go to Jerusalem because they already knew what would happen”
Acts 21:4 · as preached in “Bright Star & St. James 8:30AM Sunday Worship Service | 07/05/26” at Bright Star Church Chicago

Acts 21:4

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“the people beg Paul to not even go to Jerusalem because they already knew what would happen”

Bright Star & St. James 8:30AM Sunday Worship Service | 07/05/26

Guest preacher Pastor Chris Williams exhorted the congregation to "let God level the playing field," using Paul's trial (Acts 23) to show how God allows hardship to display His supernatural power, urging reliance on testimony, prayer, and spoken faith. The service included an altar call for salvation and returnees, communion, tithes/offerings, and community announcements.

Acts 21:8-9

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“Philip the Evangelist had four unmarried daughters and they prophesied.”

RCW LA - South Coast Super Regional Sunday Service | May 24th

A Sunday regional service centered on the theme "Kingdom Dream": encouraging believers to dream for God's kingdom, to recover and renew dreams after hardship, and to persevere in those dreams. The service included worship, leadership transitions, communion focused on forgiveness, a teaching exhortation to evangelize broadly, testimonies, baptisms, and a call to generous giving for missions.

Acts 21:11

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“He took Paul's belt, bound his own hands and feet and said, 'Thus says the Holy Spirit: So shall the Jews at Jerusalem bind the man who owns this belt and deliver him into the hands of the Gentiles.'”

In The Book Of Acts - General Bible Study (February 18, 2021)

A Bible study on the Holy Spirit's activity in the book of Acts, outlining eight primary roles—witnessing/preaching, boldness in prayer and proclamation, imparting wisdom for leadership, giving visions/instructions, declaring future events through prophets, warning of danger, correcting doctrinal error, and supernatural movement/transportation (with application to the rapture). The sermon concludes with the gospel call: repent, be baptized in Jesus' name, and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit, plus an invitation to receive Christ.

Acts 21:13-14

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“Paul: 'I am now ready to not only be bound, but I'm ready to even die in Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.' The people replied, 'Let the Lord's will be done.'”

Bright Star & St. James 8:30AM Sunday Worship Service | 07/05/26

Guest preacher Pastor Chris Williams exhorted the congregation to "let God level the playing field," using Paul's trial (Acts 23) to show how God allows hardship to display His supernatural power, urging reliance on testimony, prayer, and spoken faith. The service included an altar call for salvation and returnees, communion, tithes/offerings, and community announcements.

Acts 21:13

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“I am now ready to not only be bound, but I'm ready to even die in Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus Christ”

Bright Star & St. James 8:30AM Sunday Worship Service | 07/05/26

Guest preacher Pastor Chris Williams exhorted the congregation to "let God level the playing field," using Paul's trial (Acts 23) to show how God allows hardship to display His supernatural power, urging reliance on testimony, prayer, and spoken faith. The service included an altar call for salvation and returnees, communion, tithes/offerings, and community announcements.

Acts 21:21-24

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“And they are informed of thee that thou teachest all the Jews which are among the Gentiles to forsake Moses, saying that they ought not to circumcise their children neither to walk out of the customs.”

FGHT Weekend Bible Study: (062720) Samson Against the Philistines

A Bible study through Judges 15 examining Samson’s vocation as a Nazarite, his moral failures (pride and wandering eyes), and how God used him to begin delivering Israel from the Philistines—culminating in the jawbone victory and a reminder that God works through imperfect people.

Acts 21:24

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“Read. Verse 24. 'You take them and do the same things that they're doing. Do the vow of the Nazarite.'”

FGHT Weekend Bible Study: (062720) Samson Against the Philistines

A Bible study through Judges 15 examining Samson’s vocation as a Nazarite, his moral failures (pride and wandering eyes), and how God used him to begin delivering Israel from the Philistines—culminating in the jawbone victory and a reminder that God works through imperfect people.

Every reference on this page was extracted from the transcript of a real sermon in a public Sermon Mind church library. Quotes reflect each preacher’s own reading of the text.