This sermon explores Paul’s correspondence to the church at Ephesus in Acts 20. Paul is compelled to do the right thing, including proclaiming an unpopular message that leads to persecution, but cause it is his duty. Strangely, the church grows through the proclamation of an unpopular message. This is the case because God is the one who gives the growth and honors churches who boldly and faithfully proclaim the full counsel of the word of God.
More from this show
Traditions shape much of what we do—not only in our church lives but also in our daily routines. From the way we celebrate holidays to the...
In the Bible, the question of whether all sins are “the same” in the eyes of God is nuanced. Scripture emphasizes that all sin is serious...
When it comes to voting in an American presidential election, Christians may feel a particular weight to align our decisions with their...
The existence of suffering and evil in the world is one of the most common criticisms raised against Christianity. Thankfully, God answers...
Text: Romans 9–11 Are all Jews saved? In this sermon, we dive into one of the most profound and challenging portions of the Apostle Paul’s...
Romans 8:12–17 So then, brothers, we are debtors, not to the flesh, to live according to the flesh. For if you live according to the flesh...