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  • Acts 18:1-23 | Do Not Be Afraid
    Paul’s second missionary journey ends with an extended stay in the city of Corinth. Like most of the cities that he has traveled to, Corinth is rife with conflict and danger. So much so, that it is necessary for the Lord to personally reassure Paul of his constant presence. And although he faces much uncertainty in this story, the fruit of Paul’s faithful labor in Corinth is undeniable in the years ahead.
    39 min
  • Acts 17:1-34 | The Gospel Advances
    Chapter 17 of Acts brings us to the middle leg of Paul’s second missionary journey. As the gospel is presented and taught to three different people groups (Thessalonians, Bereans, Athenians), we see three different types of reception. This passage demonstrates for us the unchanging nature of the gospel message as well as the versatility in its presentation.
    41 min
  • Acts 15:36-16:40 | God Shakes Up the World
    After the Jerusalem Council, Paul and Barnabas set off on a second missionary journey that hardly goes as planned. Personal conflict, a change in destination, and a stint in jail mark this trip. But what we see is God’s full control over all that happens and his using these events to further the kingdom.
    43 min
  • Acts 15:1-35 | The Jerusalem Council
    In the middle of Paul’s travels we encounter the event of the Jerusalem Council. While we just spent time talking about the clear triumphs of the gospel in Paul’s first missionary journey last week, chapter 15 shows us a crisis that demands the attention of the whole church. The Jerusalem Council is the first of many gatherings of the faithful in church history that serve to bring clarity to our understanding of the gospel.
    35 min
  • Acts 13:1-14:28 | The First Missionary Journey
    We are back in the book of Acts and now find ourselves reaching the home stretch. In the beginning of the book, Jesus tells the disciples that they will be his witnesses “in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” Chapter 13 begins with Saul and Barnabas in Antioch about to begin the work of reaching the nations with the gospel.
    41 min
  • Luke 22:39-46 | The Prayer of Jesus

    Moving through the events of Passion Week, we come to Jesus’ prayer on the Mount of Olives. This is one of the most emotionally charged moments as the Son of Man struggles with the task in front of him as the disciples are sleeping at a distance. In it, we see what it means to submit to God’s will as well as the necessity of prayer for an enduring faith.

    45 min
  • Luke 22:7-20 | The Last Supper

    This week we discuss the Last Supper of Christ with his disciples. In this crucial moment before his arrest, Jesus establishes a practice that we obediently observe to this day. The text gives us a fuller understanding of the meaning behind communion by showing that the meal points us backward, forward, and up.

    36 min
  • Luke 19:28-40 | The Triumphal Entry

    Over the next month, we will be examining the week leading up to Christ’s death and resurrection. These are the events that lie at the center of our faith. This week, we looked at the Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and what it tells us about him.

    37 min
  • Acts 12:1-25 | The God Who Triumphs

    The passage for this week takes us through a significant time of crisis in the life of the early church. The death of James and the arrest of Peter threatened to throw the church in Jerusalem into uncertainty. But what we see is another demonstration of God sovereignty and the triumph of the Gospel.

    41 min

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