The history of God's people in the Old Testament gives us an image and instruction on how to live as exiles.

All the Old Testament prophets were pointing forward to the ultimate prophet like Moses, Jesus God's Son.

Paul offers his formal defense by telling the story of his own life, pointing especially to the divine intervention of Jesus the Son of God.

The Apostle Paul's plan to alleviate tensions goes bad as he is attacked by the Jews then arrested by the Romans.

When Paul arrives in Jerusalem, his fellow believers present him with a persistent problem as well as a potential solution. ---There is a brief error in the video, but the audio remains clear.

The Temple is a place where God manifests His holiness among HIs people so that they can serve Him. That theme runs through Scripture.

This sermon approaches Acts 21-1-17 with a simple question, -Did Paul make a mistake going to Jerusalem--

Mark records the healing of the paralyzed man in order to prove Jesus has the authority and ability to forgive sins.

How do the Psalms fit into the unfolding story of God's plan of redemption-

Giving a farewell address to the elders from Ephesus, Paul issues three charges, two warnings and one commitment.