On his way to Rome, Paul and the ship transporting him are caught in a storm. Storms are difficult and cause us to feel small and insufficient, and we are. But like Paul, we must regain perspective in the storms to see that there is a God greater than we are and greater than the storm we are in.

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As Paul stands before rulers yet again, this time Festus and Agrippa (and Bernice), God convicts hearts and individuals respond in very unique ways.

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Paul begins to make his case before Felix, and Felix responds by telling Paul that he will hear him again when it's convenient. Note: Unfortunately, the recording begins about 5 minutes into the sermon. We apologize for the inconvenience.

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Sometimes we can believe that God only works through the extraordinary when providence is one of His greatest tools. Providence is the protective care of God through seemingly ordinary events and it's how He continues to protect Paul.

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After his arrest, rather than backing down, Paul stands up and tells an angry crowd about who Jesus is and how He changed Paul's life.

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When Paul returns to Jerusalem, he meets with the believers before Jewish authorities ambush him and he begins to travel the road of suffering that will end in Rome.

As Paul begins his journey to Jerusalem, he calls for church leaders from Ephesus and speaks to them about what it means for them to be disciples of Jesus.

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When God moves, the enemy always responds and Acts 19 is no different. While God is working in Ephesus, a group begins to stir up chaos in the city and tries to end God's work.

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In Acts 19 we find Paul preaching in Ephesus, and as the gospel goes out we find evidence of lives transformed.

The witness of the church multiplies in the cities of Corinth and Ephesus, but the multiplication of the Gospel still goes forward today. Acts 18 helps us to see how the first-century church went about doing the work in their city and helping us to understand how we can do it in ours.