In an age of sophisticated call blockers and upfront “no solicitation” signs, it is not often in our society that many of our neighbors...

For me, one of the most fascinating parts of the sermon text this week is how Paul ends up in Roman custody. I note in the sermon how...

On the topic of Christian ambition, I heard a friend of mine present it in an interesting way one time. As he was preaching on the duties...

When Paul takes a pit stop on his way to Jerusalem in Troas, he ends up spending a week in town. As Luke records the most notable event...

It is evident in the latter half of Acts 19 that the peace of Ephesus is shattered. The question, however, is who is responsible for...

In the first half of Acts 19, Luke uses the phrase “kingdom of God” to describe Paul’s preaching and the subject of his persuasions in...

When cataloging all of the help that Paul had while he remained in Corinth preaching the gospel, there is one person who doesn’t quite...

“There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The...

To best appreciate the indictment against Paul that was made by the jealous Jews of Thessalonica, it’s worth thinking through some of the...

Among the sketches of the arresting power of the word of God that Luke presents in Acts 16, the exorcism of the unclean spirit in vv16-18...

A topic that is related to our discussion of Christian liberty is the more general idea of the freedom of man’s will with respect to...

Since I preached on the gospel last week, and this week we are talking about the extent of the gospel, I thought it would be worthwhile...