Luke ends his book here with Paul preaching the gospel to the Jewish leaders in Rome with this most important fact: It is ALL ABOUT JESUS. Acts 28:11-31
In today’s passage, God demonstrates Paul’s credentials as his spokesperson. He does that through the consistent pattern of the Bible, through signs and wonders, and he also does it through drawing a clear connection from Paul to Christ. Acts 28:1-10
God’s providence is the way he uses his sovereign power to govern all creation throughout all time to accomplish his good purposes. That is what we are seeing demonstrated in Acts 27. We are seeing God’s wise and purposeful sovereignty; we are seeing his providence on full display. Acts 27
In today’s passage, we are looking at Paul’s final defense before the Roman authorities. Paul’s speech in Acts 26 is his climactic defense of the Christian faith in the book of Acts. Acts 25:1–26:32
There is the path to righteousness and life, and the path to wickedness and death. Psalm 1 describes the nature of the path of righteousness and the benefits that are gained by following this path as well as the curses that will come from rejecting this path and following the path to wickedness. Psalm 1
Today’s passage teaches about one of the most important messages for the Church today – unity within the Church. It isn’t optional for us. It is at the very heart of the Christian life. Ephesians 4:1-6
Our natural tendency to avoid correction has plagued humanity ever since the fall but it has become easier than ever to drown out and ignore all corrective voices in our lives. 2 Timothy 4:1-5
In today’s passage, the Apostle Paul is demonstrating one of the most important requirements for unity within the Church: humility. This morning we will see that unity is the result of humility. We will see the recipe for humility in Christ, and we will see the ultimate reward for humility. Philippians 2:1-11
We do not like to experience negative emotions; we don’t like to talk with people who are negative and going through pain. We do not want to make other people uncomfortable by talking about our trials and our sadness. But the Bible tells us in Romans 12:15 to weep with those who are weeping, and […]
Luke’s last words are dedicated to proving the truth and historicity of Jesus’ resurrection and his ascension. Luke 24:36-53