Par Gus Layman

3 Features of God's Design that Reveal Your Greatest Need1 - Introduction (4-7)2 - A Prepared Place (8-14)3 - A Perspicuous Perspective (15-17)4 - A Perfect Pair (18-25)Par Scott Basolo

Par Trent Hunter

As chapter 21 closed, Paul had just asked the Roman commander for permission to speak to the Jews who were still wanting to kill him. Paul surprised the commander by speaking to him in Greek.As I pointed out last week, the end of chapter 21 is an example of one of the silliest possible chapter divisions in the Bible. There is no change of location,…

Par Gus Layman

3 Features of God's Design that Reveal Your Greatest Need1 - Introduction (4-7)2 - A Prepared Place (8-14)3 - A Perspicuous Perspective (15-17)4 - A Perfect Pair (18-25)Par Scott Basolo

Par Josh Maki

Today brings us to the conclusion of the Apostle Paul's third missionary journey. We will survey the entire chapter, which sets the stage for a massive change in Paul's life.1 - Paul Was Privately Persistent (1-14)2 - Paul Was Properly Purified (15-26)3 - Paul Was Publicly Provocative (27-40)Par Jim Harris

Par Scott Basolo

Par Carol Helland

Par Gus Layman

Par Trent Hunter

Par Gus Layman

3 Features of God's Design that Reveal Your Greatest Need1 - Introduction (4-7)2 - A Prepared Place (8-14)3 - A Perspicuous Perspective (15-17)4 - A Perfect Pair (18-25)Par Scott Basolo

We are near the end of the third of Paul's three missionary journey, and he has stopped off at the port city of Miletus. From there he called his elder friends from Ephesus to make the 50-mile trip to meet him for this farewell address.1 - Introduction: Who Are Elders? (Review)2 - Elders Are Exemplary (26-27)3 - Elders Are On Guard (28-30)4 - Elder…

Par Gus Layman

Par Scott Basolo

Par Trent Hunter

5 Movements that Detail God's Glorious Act of Creation1 - The Blank Canvas (1:1-2)2 - The First Stroke (1:3-10)3 - The Glorious Background (1:11-25)4 - The Crowning Theme (1:26-31)5 - The Author's Reflection (2:1-3)Par Scott Basolo

Par Gus Layman

Par Jason Read

To the elders of the church at Ephesus, the Apostle Paul taught very important New Testament doctrine in the realm of ecclesiology, the "Doctrine of the Church."1 - Introduction: Who Are Elders? (Today)2 - Elders Are Exemplary (26-27)3 - Elders Are On Guard (28-30)4 - Elders Are Alert (31)5 - Elders Are Biblicists (32)6 - Elders Are Givers (33-35)7…

Par Mike Layman

5 Movements that Detail God's Glorious Act of Creation1 - The Blank Canvas (1:1-2, last time)2 - The First Stroke (1:3-10)3 - The Glorious Background (1:11-25)4 - The Crowning Theme (1:26-31)5 - The Author's Reflection (2:1-3)Par Scott Basolo

Par Gus Layman

Par Gus Layman

Par Various Speakers

We're on the final legs of the third missionary journey of the Apostle Paul. He made a stop at the seaport of Miletus and asked the elders from the nearby Ephesus to meet him there. He had avoided stopping directly at Ephesus because he knew it would be impossible not to be delayed, both by the excess sailing time and the amount of time he would en…

Par Scott Basolo

5 Movements that Detail God's Glorious Act of Creation1 - The Blank Canvas (1:1-2)2 - The First Stroke (1:3-10)3 - The Glorious Background (1:11-25)4 - The Crowning Theme (1:26-31)5 - The Author's Reflection (2:1-3)Par Scott Basolo

Par Bruce Smith

1 - The Personified Primacy (1, last time)2 - The Primary Perspective (2, last time)3 - The Particular Purpose (3)4 - The Product of Perseverance (4)Par Scott Basolo

Par Trent Hunter

Par Gus Layman

In this section, the bad guys are called mockers. The word for mocker is built on a root word which means to play as a child, to sport, or to jest. It connotes making fun of someone or something by diminishing its significance and not taking it or him seriously. Peter wants you to know how to deal with such people.1 - Remember the words spoken befo…

Par Ethan Fallstrum

Par Gus Layman

Our text for today is packed with information about the Apostle Paul's third missionary journey and includes a one-of-a-kind incident. We will see Paul's example of commitment to serving Jesus Christ in the building of His Church. There is plenty of travelogue and great opportunities to improved your knowledge of geography here. But above all I wan…

Par Bruce Smith

Par Jim Knauss

Par Carol Helland

Par Gus Layman

Today, I want you to turn to the On-Ramp To Your Bible. With some basic background concerning the Old Testament, you can understand each part of it better than ever.1 - Look At The English Old Testament2 - Look At The Hebrew Old Testament3 - Learn The Sequence of HistoryPar Jim Harris

Par Steve Radtke

Par Bruce Smith

This Lord's Day, we wrap up our Provoke the Pastor series for 2024.1 - What is the difference between the heart, soul, and spirit of man?2 - How to handle the anger and sadness as the nation dies?3 - In light of Matthew 6, what is the biblical mandate for corporate prayer? According to Scripture, what does corporate prayer look like? How do you add…

Par Jim Knauss

Par Gus Layman

Par Bruce Smith

This presidential campaign merits comment, so I'm inserting this into our Provoke The Pastor series. What is your duty as a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven? Isn't the lesser of two evils, still evil? In light of what the Bible says, how do we most wisely make our choices when it comes to voting.1 - Pray (1 Timothy 2:1-4)2 - Submit (Romans 13)3 - D…