The Way of God (v 1-3).

The Way of the Wicked (v 4).

The Outcome (v 5-6).

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Jerry, Mark, Greg, and Papa Fred discuss where the pre-tribulation "secret" rapture view came from historically and theologically, why it is so popular today (especially among Southern Baptists), and give arguments for why Scripture seems to better support a post-tribulation, single return of Christ both to gather His saints and to judge His enemies.

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1. Who Paul was (v 1-5) . . . [a zealous persecutor]

2. Who Paul met (v 6-11) . . . [the Risen Jesus]

3. Who Paul became (v 12-21) . . . [a new man and witness to Gentiles]

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Two Negative Applications (21:27-31)

Reject Pragmatism

Reject Slander

Three Positive Applications (21:32-40)

Trust God's Providence

Await God's Judgment

Imitate Christ's Example

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Jerry, Mark, Greg, and Papa Fred discuss the gift of tongues which is only mentioned in the Bible in Acts (chapters 2; 10-11; 19) and 1 Corinthians (chapters 12-14). We do not believe the mention of speaking in "new tongues" in Mark 16:17 is original to Mark's gospel since it is missing from the earliest and best manuscripts (for more on that, see here.)

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Paul and James agreed about:

The Gospel (Gal 2:1-10; Acts 15)

The Gentiles (Acts 15:14-21; 21:17-20a, 25)

The Jews (21:20b)

Paul's enemies (21:21-22)

What Paul should do (21:23-24, 26)

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Mark, Scott, and Papa Fred helps us understand the story and the significance of the Reformation as it turns 504 this year. We also look at the five sola's which form the foundation of this recovery of the Gospel half a millennium ago.

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As we ventured in to our second week on prophecy we expanded the conversation to also address signs and wonders, miracles, healing, prophecy, tongues, and impressions.

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Here are the four points of the message:

1. Paul's courageous convictions

2. Philip's zealous evangelism

3. Agabus's accurate prophecy

4. Paul's Christlike example

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