Acts 16:1–5: Godly Accommodation
Paul’s actions in Acts 16 demonstrate that, in Christ Jesus, neither circumcision nor uncircumcision counts for anything (Gal. 5:6). (Exposition on Acts 16:1–5)
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Acts 15:36–41: Godly Disagreement
When Paul and Barnabas separate, we learn a valuable ministry lesson: Christ builds his kingdom through disagreement. (Exposition of Acts 15:36–41)
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Acts 15:22–35: Godly Authority
The Jerusalem Council and its follow-up show that godly authority blesses the church with joy, encouragement, strength, and peace. (Exposition of Acts 15:22–35)
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Acts 15:1–21: Gathered Together to Consider This Matter
The Council of Jerusalem in Acts 15 sets an example for us today: the church must judge controversies in the light of God’s Word. (Exposition of Acts 15:1–21)
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Ask the Pastor: Predestination
Why do Christians believe (1) that the free offer of the gospel is universal, so that any who believe can be saved, but also (2) that God predestines us?
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Acts 14:21–28: The Kingdom through Tribulations
The conclusion to the first missionary journey of Paul and Barnabas teaches that through many tribulations we must enter the kingdom of God. (Exposition of Acts 14:21–28)
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Acts 16:1–5: Godly Accommodation
Paul's actions in Acts 16 demonstrate that, in Christ Jesus, neither circumcision nor uncircumcision counts for anything (Gal. 5:6). (Exposition on Acts 16:1–5)
