When Paul casts out a spirit of divination in the name of Jesus Christ, Jesus’ power over demons provokes demonic rage. (Exposition of Acts 16:16–24)

As the Holy Spirit leads missionaries away from some areas and toward others, we see that the Spirit of Jesus builds Jesus’ church. (Exposition of Acts 16:6–15)

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)

When Paul and Barnabas separate, we learn a valuable ministry lesson: Christ builds his kingdom through disagreement. (Exposition of Acts 15:36–41)

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)

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)