Theology That Bites Back
Acts of the Apostles (52): Introduction: As the crow flies, Caesarea was around 47 miles from Jerusalem. But because of terrain and available roads, it was around 65 miles for actual travelers. Paul in Roman custody away down in Caesarea was therefore out of the reach of the Jews. But he was not far enough …
Acts of the Apostles (51): Sermon Video Introduction: Lying is not just something that people do when they are little boys getting into the cookie jar. We sometimes naively assume that greater ...
Acts of the Apostles (50): Sermon Video Introduction: We see in this passage how the sovereign God moves all things in accordance with His purpose and will, and He turns the machinations of ...
Acts of the Apostles (49): Sermon Video Introduction: The established Jewish authorities in Jerusalem were quite adept at maintaining and curating their position of privilege, and knew how ...
Acts of the Apostles (48): Sermon Video Introduction: The Lord saw fit to give us three distinct accounts of Saul’s conversion on the way to Damascus. The first (Acts 9:1-19) is a third-person ...
Acts of the Apostles (47): Sermon Video Introduction: As it unfolded, all the warnings that Paul had received on the way to Jerusalem came true, almost immediately. If the thing was going to ...
Acts of the Apostles (46): Sermon Video Introduction: So Paul is resolved to go to Jerusalem, and apparently a sense of destiny rests upon him. He is repeatedly warned what will happen if he ...
Acts of the Apostles (13): Introduction: It is quite true that some consider the subject of church government boring. But I can assure you that if you get certain principles of church government wrong, this will set you up for some of the most exciting moments of your life. I refer of course to the …
Acts of the Apostles (45): Sermon Video Introduction: The great apostle had invested much of himself in the course of his ministry at Ephesus. It was one of his most successful ventures, and ...
Acts of the Apostles (44): Sermon Video Introduction: As Paul traveled around the Roman world, he had made numerous disciples in various places. They were all regular people, and they all had ...
