Call: Psalm 119:9-16 Scripture: Acts 20:17-27 NASB

Call: Psalm 25 Offering: Scripture: Revelation 13:1-10 NASB

Call: Acts 2:42-47 Scripture: Acts 20:1-16 NASB

Call: Psalm 24 Offering: Matthew 6:19 Scripture: Revelation 12:7-17 NASB

Call: Psalm 115:1-9 Scripture: Acts 19:21-41 NASB The passage from Acts 19 reveals the sovereign advance of the Gospel in Ephesus, where Paul's Spirit-directed mission to spread the truth about Christ disrupts the city's idolatrous economy and identity centered on Artemis. Though the gospel's impact provokes violent opposition from silversmiths whose livelihood depends on idol worship, the true conflict is not merely economic or religious but spiritual—idols of wealth, reputation, and false religion are threatened by the exclusive claims of Christ. The chaos that ensues, marked by mob fury and confusion, is ultimately subdued by a pagan town clerk who, though unconverted, is used by God to protect Paul and restore order, demonstrating that no opposition can thwart God's plan. The passage affirms that the Church, though persecuted, is preserved by divine sovereignty, and believers are called to remain faithful, trusting in God's power to use even unbelievers and suffering for His glory, knowing that the kingdom of Christ will prevail through all trials.

Call: Psalm 23 Offering: Philippians 4:19 Scripture: Proverbs 31:10-31 NASB

Call: Ephesians 1:18-23 Scripture: Acts 19:11-20 NASB

Call: Psalm 22 Offering: Scripture: Revelation 12:1-6 NASB

Call: Matthew 3:11 Scripture: Acts 19:1-10 NASB

Call: Psalm 21 Offering: Acts 20:35 Scripture: Romans 7:13-25