In his farewell to the Ephesian elders, Paul shows that elders must care for the church that God obtained with his own blood. (Exposition of Acts 20:13–38)

Paul’s turmoil and the tragedy in Troas teach us where to turn: in turmoil and tragedy, rely on God who raises the dead. (Exposition of Acts 20:1–12)

The riot in Ephesus, stirred by greed and pride, shows by contrast that godliness with contentment is great gain. (Exposition of Acts 19:21–41)

In Ephesus, Paul’s preaching and God’s power show that the kingdom of God prevails over demonic magic. (Exposition of Acts 19:8–20)

The story of the believers in Ephesus in Acts 19 demonstrate that there is no Christianity apart from Christ and the Holy Spirit. (Exposition of Acts 19:1–7)

No one can minister to Christ’s church on his own. By many gifts among many members, God grows his church. (Exposition of Acts 18:18–28)