Theology That Bites Back
Acts of the Apostles (41): Introduction: As we continue through Acts, we come to a passage that is filled with a number of interesting details—details which spread out in different directions. And although various subjects are addressed here, we will come to see that all of it represents the grace of God to us. The …
Acts of the Apostles (40): Sermon Video Introduction: The next city that Paul came to was Corinth, which came to be the home of one of the more important churches in the New Testament. Two ...
Acts of the Apostles (39): Sermon Video Introduction: So having been run out of Macedonia, Paul was in Athens, waiting for Silas and Timothy to join him as soon as possible. While he was waiting, ...
Acts of the Apostles (38): Sermon Video Introduction: Thessalonica was a major city in Macedonia. It had a huge harbor on the Aegean Sea and was situated on a major trade route. It had been ...
Acts of the Apostles (37): Sermon Video Introduction: This is the place where Luke joins up with Paul’s entourage (v. 10). He may have been the man in the vision that Paul saw in the night, ...
Acts of the Apostles (36): Sermon Video Introduction: In this place in Acts, we are first introduced to Timothy—Paul’s companion and co-worker over the course of the many years to come. ...
Acts of the Apostles (35): Sermon Video Introduction: The early church, no less than ours, was a church that was filled with personalities. Sometimes those personalities clashed. Sometimes ...
Acts of the Apostles (34): Introduction: Sermon Video This is the moment where all the trouble that has been brewing finally comes to a head. And remember that John Mark deserted them in Pamphylia ...
Acts of the Apostles (33): Sermon Video Introduction: As the gospel slowly spread out from the center at Jerusalem, it began to be accepted by various representatives of the variegated Gentile ...
Acts of the Apostles (32): Introduction: A business leader once commented that nothing worthwhile “was ever accomplished by a reasonable man.” In this passage, we see once again how dedicated ...
