The Light Shines in Jerusalem Part 2
March 13, 2015
Jewish traditions were a big deal in Jerusalem. Some new believers insisted that converts to the Christian faith should keep observing Jewish laws. The conflict was sharp, and Paul had to settle an argument that put the outreach of the Gospel at risk.
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After completing two missionary journeys, the Apostle Paul went back to Jerusalem. His determination to settle a church split there drove him into hardship, deprivation, and eventually, execution in Rome.
March 12, 2015
Jesus gave a report card to the seven churches found in the book of Revelation. Now all seven churches are lost to history. But the message left in Revelation gives us a clear understanding on what’s important to the Lord regarding His Church.
March 11, 2015
Wherever the Gospel has gone, light has burst forth into the culture. But sometimes that light is extinguished. The seven churches mentioned in Revelation were in what is now Turkey—but they’re now long gone. What happened?
March 10, 2015
The locals in Ephesus had a good thing going—a famous pagan temple, and silversmiths who sold shrines to the goddess Artemis. When the Apostle Paul came with the Gospel, business dropped off, and he soon found himself in a riot.
March 9, 2015
Ephesus is a city in ruins in modern-day Turkey. Paul took the Gospel there, and found himself in hot water when his message threatened the supremacy of a local pagan deity named Artemis.
March 6, 2015
When oppression comes, local churches can be vanquished. Many of the churches that we read about in the New Testament were wiped out by the enemies of the Gospel. By looking at the ancient city of Corinth, we may find out how this happened.
March 5, 2015
While living in Corinth, Paul made tents and taught in the local synagogue. Through his efforts, a church was born and we still read two epistles written to it in the New Testament.
March 4, 2015
If you’re a missionary in a city where the Gospel has never been heard, how would you begin? We can learn from the Apostle Paul who knew that a transforming message, through the power of the Holy Spirit was the way to start.
March 3, 2015
To see a place where Paul the Apostle preached, visit the ancient ruins of Corinth in Greece. You’ll find an amazing excavation of the very streets and buildings that Paul saw when he first brought the Gospel to this crossroads of the ancient world.
March 2, 2015
Paul became the Apostle to the Gentiles, moving aggressively to cities in Greece and beyond with the Holy Spirit directing his energies and birthing faith wherever he preached. In this message we’ll examine that power on display atop a famous hill in a city known for its philosophers.
February 27, 2015
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