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Review: Paul's flow of thought 21 For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. 25 Convinced of this, I know that I will remain and continue with you all, for your progress and joy in the faith, 26 so that in me you may have ample cause to glory in Christ Jesus, because of my coming to you again.…

Paul the Evangelist — Acts 26:21-23 Review: Paul’s Mission Paul speaks to the crowd Speaks to them as brothers and fathers, in Hebrew His past as Saul, persecutor of Christians His conversion His mission Acts 22:17-21 Rejection Acts 22:22 The importance of personal testimony Paul and the Tribune Imminent flogging Appeal as Roman citizen Release Paul and the council Acts 23:1-5 Honor where honor is due Abuse of power Pharisees and Sadducees Acts 23:6 The Lord’s favor Acts 23:11 The plot to kill Paul Saved by the Tribune Sent to Caesarea with heavy escort Acts 23:29-30 Paul before Felix The charges by Tertullus Acts 24:2-4, Col 4:6, Acts 24:5-8 Paul’s defense Acts 24:10-13, Acts 24:14-21 The decision Acts 24:22-23 Paul before Festus Paul before King Agrippa Festus’ intro Paul’s defense Acts 25:10-11, 26-27 Acts 26:2-3, 6-8, 16-18, 21-23, 25-26 Agrippa’s response Acts 26:28

Letter to the Romans — Romans 8:1-4 Review Paul in Ephesus: Culture Transformation Outline of Romans 1. Paul’s Greetings and Personal Introduction (1:1-15) Rom 1:1-6 2. Theme: The Righteousness of God for Jew and Gentile Rom 1:16-17 3. Mankind’s Universal Sinfulness (1:18-3:20) Rom 2:9-11, 13, 2:28-29 4. God’s Righteousness for Justification (3:21-5:21) Rom 3:21-25, Rom 4:3, Rom 5:19-21 5. Grace Reigns Through God’s Righteousness (chs 6-8). Rom 6:4, 6-7, 11, Rom 7:4-6, Rom 7:22-25, Rom 8:1-4, 13-14 6. God Demonstrates His Righteousness in Jew and Gentile (chs 9-11). Rom 10:8-10 7. God’s Righteousness Grasped and Expressed in His People’s Lives (12:1-15:13) Rom 12:1-2, 13:8-10 8. Paul’s Plans and Concluding Greetings (15:14-16-27) Rom 16:17

Paul’s Third Missionary Journey Continues — Acts 19:23-27 Review Paul in Ephesus The Word of the Lord Acts 19:20, Heb 4:12-13 Demetrius stirs up trouble The clerk quiets the crowd The gospel and culture Clash unavoidable Examples of transformation Government: tyrants to democracy Liberty and love: Isa 9:6-7, Luke 4:18-19, 1 Pet 1:22 Women and children Slavery Science Rom 1:20 Today The world hungers for liberty Liberty apart from God Our job 1 Co 15:20-27 Paul and the Ephesians Acts 19:35-41 Paul heads for Macedonia Paul stops in Greece Paul writes to the Romans A personal story

Letters to the Corinthians — 2 Corinthians 3:5-11 Review Paul in Corinth for 1 ½ years Short time in Ephesus Letter to Galatians 1st Letter to Corinthians The problem of Division 1 Co 1:10-14 Need for humility 1 Co 3:16-18 Sexual Immorality Judgement Marriage, unmarried, widows Food offered to idols Matters of conscience 1 Co 9:19-23 Give no offense 1 Co 10:31-33 The Lord’s Supper 1 Co 11:28-30 The work of the Holy Spirit Baptized into one body 1 Co 12:12 Love 1 Co 13:1-8 Prophecy and tongues Unity in worship 1 Co 14:26-32, 40 Final points 2nd Letter to Corinthians Matters of the heart 2 Co 3:2-3 Old vs New Covenant 2 Co 3:5-11 Other matters

The Jerusalem Council — Acts 15:1-6 Review: Paul’s first missionary journey Circumcision controversy in Antioch Instigators from Jerusalem Paul and Barnabas debate Antioch sends emissaries to Jerusalem including Paul & Barnabas Visiting churches along the way The counsel in Jerusalem Framing the debate Achieving unity The importance of circumcision Gen. 17:9-14, Deut. 30:6, Jer. 9:25-26 Circumcision of the flesh Circumcision of the heart Peter’s speech Acts 15:7-11 The witness of the Holy Spirit Add no burdens to the gentiles A better way to salvation A common salvation for gentiles and Jews James’ speech Acts 15:16-21 The Lord keeping His promises Add no burdens to gentiles Not required to keep the law A bridge between Jews and Gentiles The importance of the law Deut. 28:58-63 Setting the law aside Emissaries to Antioch including Paul and Barnabas The letter Acts 15:23-29 The prologue Church councils: Nicea (325) Jesus fully God Constantinople (381) Holy Spirit fully God, Trinity settled Ephesus (431) Jesus fully God and fully man, man born sinful Chalcedon (451) Jesus human and God natures distinct Reformed confessions

Oh hai…. Paul!? For another “I guess Jew & Review” Paul and guest host Christina Georgandis discuss The Disaster Artist (2017) starring James Franco, Dave Franco & Seth Rogan. Based on the story behind the making of Tommy Wisseau’s The Room, Paul and Christina talk about how it honors Wisseau’s vision. Joining them is sister […]

Galatians 5:1-15 Christian Freedom Brandon Goodin Elder Full Handout Galatians 5:1-15 Review Paul is addressing former pagans that had become believers by faith in Jesus Christ. They were now being wooed by a false gospel. This false gospel was being preached by the Judaizers. The Judaizers were calling the Galatians to embrace the Mosaic Law to […] The post Week 7: Galatians: Justification Through Faith Alone In Christ Alone appeared first on Parish Presbyterian.

Acts is a transition, a historical narrative that is descriptive, not a prescriptive pattern of what happens in the Church today. The phenomena of the church growth movement in the late 60s based church growth on sociological issues and stressed experience as a validation of the Bible. As is often the case with Satan’s plan, this method seemed to work. But understand fully the instruction Jesus gives Peter to feed His lambs while He builds the church. Jesus doesn’t tell Peter to manage an organization through techniques in church growth, but instructs him to proclaim and teach. Review Paul’s journeys and allow instruction from his many discourses to teach us how we can maximize our approach with the message of God’s Word to people in our lives with differing backgrounds. Also includes John 21:15-17