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Paul makes his case (Acts 24:10-21)
Even in Paul's day, eyewitness testimony was considered unreliable -- and in Paul's case, the eyewitnesses were long gone! The details hardly matter. In the end, the real trial is not about Paul, but about the gospel.
Good Work vs Work that is Good (Acts 24:1-9)
It's possible for us to do a good job at something that is not worthwhile. We are called to work with all our heart, and that invitation might mean working differently or even seeking different work entirely.
Saved by the bringers of death (Acts 23:23-35)
Despite several leaders trying to pass the buck, in this passage we see that no matter who is in power, they all serve God's will -- to deliver Paul safely to Rome to be God's witness there.
Oathkeepers plot to kill Paul (Acts 23:12-22)
A group of extremists plot to kill Paul and collude with the Jewish leaders in an unholy marriage of religious, political, and personal ambitions. In the midst of these powerful people, God uses a young boy to change the direction of the plot.
Suffer? Who would want that?! (Acts 23:1-11)
When the Roman commander turns to the Jewish high council Paul is ordered struck and then the crowd dissolves into violence and chaos. But admidst his suffering, Paul experiences miraculous encouragement directly from God.
Fight the power! (Acts 22:23-30)
Throughout the Book of Acts the Gospel is resisted by ethnic and religious prejudice and by mobs that are manipulated by those in power. These same forces continue to resist the Gospel today and God calls us to fight against them.
The friend of my enemy is my enemy? (Acts 22:12-22)
The crowd supports Paul in his defense until he crosses a red line -- Paul is for "them" -- the Gentiles. And if he is for them, he must be against "us." Where are we tempted to draw similar lines, defining who is in or out, who is with us and against us?
An encounter with Jesus means change (Acts 21:37-22:11)
God didn't change who Paul was - he never stopped being a faithful Jew. Instead, Jesus put him on a path to even greater faithfulness. How has God changed your identity and direction?
They will persecute you too (Acts 21:27-36)
Paul had a plan to bridge the divide between Jews and Gentiles, but sometimes even the best plans are doomed from the start. Jesus promised that his followers would suffer if they followed him. Paul was willing and prepared -- are we?
Sacrificing truth for simplicity (Acts 21:15-26)
Paul gives a nuanced answer but the people demand a simple one -- and they punish him for it. Is it possible that we persecute people in the same way?
The Lord's will be done (Acts 21:1-14)
Paul hears the Spirit speak and decides to move forward toward Jerusalem despite the warnings! Was Paul wrong to continue forward?
It is better to give than to get (Acts 20:28-38)
People would come who would seek to fleece the flock but Paul reminds the Ephesians that a true shepherd lays his life down for the sheep, just like Jesus.
Let me tell you a secret! (Acts 20:13-27)
Others will come promising secret knowledge but Paul assures the church that all that we need to know about God has been made known to us.
What would you do if your end was near? (Acts 20:1-12)
Paul has set his mind on Rome but there is much teaching and encouragement that has to happen first, especially in preparing those who will be left behind.
Jesus changes the world and the world fights back (Acts 19:23-41)
Merchants losing money in Ephesus start a riot against the church. The gospel of Jesus seldom brings change to the world without the world fighting back.
It's all about power (Acts 19:11-22)
As we witness a conflict of different powers, we gain some clues to identify and access real power for our lives.
Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed? (Acts 19:1-10)
Another group of disciples received the Spirit. Why did God choose this moment for a display of Spirit-power?
Are there many paths to God? Yes, and no (Acts 18:18-28)
The story of Apollos shows us that, yes, there is only one way to God -- the cross of Christ -- but the Spirit works in many ways to bring us to Christ.
Church & State -- An Uneasy Pairing (Acts 18:12-17)
A scene that stands as a reminder to be faithful critics of the state when it acts unjustly, even when that injustice bends in our favor.
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