acts 28

Can you imagine weathering a treacherous sea journey, surviving a shipwreck, and still having the fortitude to share the gospel with your fellow survivors? That's exactly what Apostle Paul did, showcasing a captivating blend of courage, faith, and resilience. So, join us as we trail the footsteps of Paul, recounting his perilous journey to Rome and examining the profound lessons we can learn from his trials.

Experience the dramatic retelling of Paul's sea voyage, witnessing the palpable manifestation of God's sovereignty as he protects Paul and his fellow travelers. Uncover the historical and geographical authenticity of these biblical accounts, and be inspired by Paul's unflinching faith in the face of adversity. As we follow Paul to Rome, we see him under house arrest, yet unwavering in his mission to spread the gospel. Discover the early believers' courage and resolve as they contribute to the proliferation of Christianity. Our study of Acts concludes with a challenge to you: can you emulate the boldness and courage of the early believers in spreading the gospel? Tune in and let's traverse this path of faith together!

Acts 27 recounts the treacherous journey of the Apostle Paul to Rome. Amidst a raging storm in the Mediterranean Sea, Paul, as a prisoner, set sail along with other prisoners and a Roman centurion named Julius. Despite Paul's warning about the perilous conditions, they sailed and encountered a fierce storm that lasted for days, threatening their lives. Amidst this turmoil, an angel assured Paul of their survival and the shipwreck occurred on the island of Malta. Despite the adverse circumstances, Paul's faith and leadership remained steadfast, and he ministered to the people of Malta, performing miracles and spreading Christianity.

In Acts 28, on the island of Malta, Paul demonstrated God's power by healing the sick and demonstrating resilience even after being bitten by a viper. Later, they continued their journey to Rome, where Paul was greeted by fellow believers, affirming his faith and encouraging him. He preached the gospel, reaching out to both Jews and Gentiles, sharing the message of salvation. Despite facing imprisonment and adversity, Paul's unwavering faith and commitment to spreading the gospel characterized his ministry, leaving a lasting impact on the communities he encountered.

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Join Brooks and Brandon as they draw near the end of the road in Acts. Paul finally makes it to Rome. We explore the way that Luke is using themes and imagery to teach about Paul following in Jesus way as he enters into Rome. 

Hardened hearts have been an issue for a long time. Isaiah talked about it, Jesus talked about it and now today we'll get to Paul in Acts 28 talking about it. What has hardened the hearts of people? Advent season we are surrounded with a public celebration of the season which can also harden hearts. Let's ask God to open our eyes and ears. 

The music on the podcast is from John Nugent. John is a Chicagoland area musician who has been a real blessing to Tabor Church. 

Outline:

Introduction

God is One

The Father is God

The Son is God

The Spirit is God

Distinct Persons

Saint Athanasius Church

Contra Mundum Swagger

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“Now, at the very end of the book, the apostle comes to Rome. Thus Jesus’ prophecy that his disciples would be his witnesses ‘to the ends of the earth’ is fulfilled.” Brothers and sisters, thank you for joining us in our Acts in 30 Days prayer devotions. May the Holy Spirit continue to guide you and lead your ways to Jesus. This is just the beginning. Please continue reading the Bible because knowing Jesus is a lifelong journey. 

For today, we encourage you to: 
1) Read Acts 28 
2) Reflect and take down notes 
3) End your reading by praying Psalm 30 

Luke's record of the early church ends mid-stride as Paul is preaching and teaching about the Kingdom of God and of things concerning Jesus. The world had attempted to silence Paul, but his chains only served to provide a new platform for his ministry. Now under house arrest and chained to a Roman guard, Paul is sharing the gospel "with all confidence and without hindrance". Believers today are called to that same ministry.