Podcasts about scripture: acts 28:11-28:31

Ramsey Creek Baptist Church

Ramsey Creek Baptist Church

Ramsey Creek Baptist Church

Acts 28:11-31

After three months, Paul and his companions sailed from Malta and eventually landed at Puteoli, where they continued their journey to Rome. Along the way, Paul sought out and was sought by other believers, and they encouraged one another. Once in Rome he was chained to a guard, but didn't let that stop him from preaching the gospel to anyone and everyone. He even sent for Jews from each of the local synagogues to preach to them. Some received him; others did not. For two years he stayed in his own house and was allowed to freely preach the gospel without harassment and persecution, something he had never experienced. Rory noted that this is the end of the written book of Acts, but it really continues on to this day. We are a part of it and as Paul, need to be boldly and fearlessly preaching the gospel, whether in far off lands or in Prineville.

First Church of New Knoxville, Ohio

The mission of Acts comes to a completion at the end of the book… or does it? The Holy Spirit has succeeded in bringing witnesses of Jesus to the ends of the known world. Luke doesn’t see this as an end, however, because the churches who will read Luke’s account must take up the mantle of the mission to be witnesses until the return of the resurrected king.

The mission of Acts comes to a completion at the end of the book… or does it? The Holy Spirit has succeeded in bringing witnesses of Jesus to the ends of the known world. Luke doesn’t see this as an end, however, because the churches who will read Luke’s account must take up the mantle of the mission to be witnesses until the return of the resurrected king.

Bishop Hannington

Bishop Hannington

Do you live your life haphazardly based on your circumstances, or do you live your life guided by the purposes of God? Be our guest for “Living With Purpose” as Pastor Rich shares updates on our Alaska Mission Trip, and unpacks for our how to live with purpose!

Do you live your life haphazardly based on your circumstances, or do you live your life guided by the purposes of God? Be our guest for “Living With Purpose” as Pastor Rich shares updates on our Alaska Mission Trip, and unpacks for our how to live with purpose!

In this final message from our study through Acts, we are told of their final journey into Rome after the horrific storm and shipwreck, causing them to winter at Malta. There in Rome Paul is under house arrest with some freedom, and spends time with the believers there as well as talking to the Jewish contingent in Rome, witnessing to them. Listen in as Pastor Steve closes out this last message from the book of Acts!

Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.

Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.

Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.

Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.

StoneBridge Church

StoneBridge Church

Vineyard Tallinn - Jutlused/Sermons

Here at the end of the book of Acts Luke records for us the final steps in Paul's long journey to Rome. After taking all of three days off, Paul gets back to work ministering to the local Jews as well as anyone else that stopped in to visit Him. As we sit back and apply this passage we find some profound truths that will help us as we face the uncertainty of life.

Here at the end of the book of Acts Luke records for us the final steps in Paul's long journey to Rome. After taking all of three days off, Paul gets back to work ministering to the local Jews as well as anyone else that stopped in to visit Him. As we sit back and apply this passage we find some profound truths that will help us as we face the uncertainty of life.