The Lord reminded us that we’re certainly not going to win a popularity contest if we name the name of Christ and at times we’ll face intense hatred and persecution. But like the Apostles we’ll meet today, let’s be encouraged to make a stand for Christ no matter what is thrown our way.

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Today on Sound Doctrine we bring you a timely message from Acts twenty-seven. The apostle Paul is in a severe storm in this chapter of his life, and desperation and fear could be seen on their faces. Let’s join pastor Jeff Johnson and see what we can learn from it to help us through the storms of life.

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Today on Sound Doctrine we visit Acts twenty-seven and hear of a situation so bad that even the apostle Paul himself was afraid. Paul is in rough seas, looking for safe harbor. There are some great life lessons we can draw from this voyage.

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Some travel for enjoyment, others for business and others still to advance the gospel. Paul was in that third category, and could write a book on it! Fortunately for us, Doctor Luke was along, and wrote the account we call the book of Acts.Today we’ll hear of Paul’s travels in Acts twenty-seven.

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Maybe you’ve noticed as you’ve shared the gospel, not everyone reacts the same way. Yes there are those that embrace the message, but some get angry, others defensive, and some even get really close and are almost persuaded. Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll take notice of these different reactions, and how we should respond to them. We’re finishing up our series, “Being a Witness” today.

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There are those who think they can have it both ways, but they are dead wrong! In that category of the unsaved is a range of people, from those who couldn’t care less to those who are almost saved. I’m sure you know people in both categories. We’ll meet someone who was almost a Christian today on Sound Doctrine, as we dig deeper into Acts twenty-six.

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Today Pastor Jeff returns to his verse-by-verse study in the book of Acts. One of the best things you and I can take from a study in Acts is the fact that many centuries have passed since these events took place, but the world is still very similar today. We still face a spiritual battle every day and God’s message of hope and deliverance hasn’t changed. Turn with us to Acts chapter five as we begin with verse nineteen.

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In chapter twenty-six, the Lord used the apostle Paul as a witness to King Agrippa, and all that were listening. That was a long time ago, but the cool thing is, the Lord wants to use us today to be His witness as well - wherever we may be!

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I think we can all agree there’s a growing chasm between God’s plan for mankind, and mankind’s plan for the future. We’re in part three of a mini-series titled, “Being a Witness!” Allow the Lord to speak to you now through His Word, as only He can, and be encouraged to be a witness!

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Today on Sound Doctrine, pastor Jeff Johnson continues his study of the book of Acts. In chapter twenty-six we see Paul offering an eloquent defense of his faith in Jesus Christ. And the Lord wants to use each of His children as a witness and minister, as we are about to discover.

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