Acts 18:18–28: Many Gifts among Many Members
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)
Read MoreNo 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)
Read MoreFrom the beginning, Paul’s ministry in Corinth may be summarized in one principle: Christ’s power is made perfect through weakness. (Exposition of Acts 18:1–17)
Read MoreIn his sermon to the Athenians, Paul announces a critical truth: God will judge the world by an appointed man. (Exposition of Acts 17:22–34)
Read MorePaul’s provoked spirit that drives him to missionary outreach underscores an important lesson: draw near to those who are far off. (Exposition of Acts 17:16–21)
Read MoreThe example of the Berean believers provides a strong model for us today: respond to the Scriptures with faith. (Exposition of Acts 17:1–15)
Read MoreAs Philippian jailer’s heart is unshackled by the Spirit of God, we see that what the wicked mean for evil, God means for good. (Exposition of Acts 16:25–40)
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Peter's defense of his interaction with the Gentiles teaches that Christ’s Holy Spirit alone makes you clean of guilt and shame. (Exposition of Acts 11:1–18)
Peter's defense of his interaction with the Gentiles teaches that Christ’s Holy Spirit alone makes you clean of guilt and shame. (Exposition of Acts 11:1–18)
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)