The missionary life of the apostle Paul was one of sacrifice and many times, one of suffering for the cause of Christ. Nevertheless, Paul held nothing back, but lived a life that was sold out to God and the gospel of Christ. He set all Christians and example to give their lives to the service of their Master.

Sometimes amidst the storms of life, men begin to think about God about eternity, then they begin to pray in their troubles. Sometimes those storms are the means of souls crying out to the Lord for salvation.

The missionary life of the apostle Paul was one of sacrifice and many times, one of suffering for the cause of Christ. Nevertheless, Paul held nothing back, but lived a life that was sold out to God and the gospel of Christ. He set all Christians and example to give their lives to the service of their Master.

Sometimes amidst the storms of life, men begin to think about God about eternity, then they begin to pray in their troubles. Sometimes those storms are the means of souls crying out to the Lord for salvation.

Upon his visit to Lystra, the apostle Paul preached the gospel. As he proclaimed the truth of God's word, God wrought a miracle through him, enabling a lame man to walk. As a result, the people of Lyster wanted to worship Paul as a god, Paul would have none of it.

In Scripture, we find what might be described as unusual prayer meetings. One such time of prayer was when Nehemiah stood before a king in his palace and prayed to the God of heaven, showing that God is only a prayer away.

Upon his visit to Lystra, the apostle Paul preached the gospel. As he proclaimed the truth of God's word, God wrought a miracle through him, enabling a lame man to walk. As a result, the people of Lyster wanted to worship Paul as a god, Paul would have none of it.

In Scripture, we find what might be described as unusual prayer meetings. One such time of prayer was when Nehemiah stood before a king in his palace and prayed to the God of heaven, showing that God is only a prayer away.

No matter where the Apostle Paul went, he always preached Christ. As well as God blessing his preaching to the salvation of many souls, there were those who rejected his preaching of Christ, turning their faces away from the preacher and the Christ that he preached.

The Apostle Paul was conscious of his need of the prayers of God's people, and would regularly covet their prayers. Every preacher knows his need of prayer support from the praying people of God, so pray for the preacher.