Part 14 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 27:1-44. This sermon covers one of the most exciting accounts in the New Testament. It also is a sermon of comfort - that God is faithful to his promises even in the midst of storms.

Part 13 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 25:1-12. This sermon covers the third set of legal proceedings regarding Paul, this time before King Agrippa. It also includes an appeal to not listen to the message of God and then walk out unchanged.

Part 12 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 25:1-12. This sermon covers a second set of legal proceedings regarding Paul, this time presided by Governor Festus. This sermon also includes some advice about how to know and accomplish God's will for your life.

This sermon on Acts 24 begins with Paul defending himself of the false accusations against him. It ends with a tragic example of procrastination which ultimately leads to the rejection of the gospel.

Part 10 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 22:30-23:35. God assures Paul that he must testify in Rome, and arranges for the protection of his life.

Part 9 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 21:17-22:29. In this sermon, we learn how and why Paul did not die in Jerusalem, but instead ended up in Roman custody.

Part 8 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 21:1-14. In this sermon, we cover two surprising things that happened on Paul's way to Jerusalem.

Part 7 of The Life of Paul: Series 3. Acts 20:17-38. Paul's Speech to the Ephesian Elders gives direct instructions to church leaders and indirectly gives instructions for all Christians to live a consistent lifestyle.  What if the entire church lives like you do?

Part 6 of The Life of Paul, Series 3. Acts 20:3-16. Sleeping in church and a long winded preacher - GASP! These are often two of the highlights mentioned in these verse. However, this sermon gives even more highlights and applications for us to consider.

Part 5 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 20:1-3a. In this sermon, we learn about several things (written about in 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians and Romans) that were going on at the same time that Luke describes the events in Paul's life in Acts 19 and 20.