4 25 21 Acts 14 1 28 Through Many Trials Youtube In this section of acts, pastor david guzik speaks about the conclusion of the first missionary journey of paul and barnabas.here is a link to david guzik's. These verses record two of the three events that luke cites in paul’s ministry in lystra. the first was the healing of the lame man who had never walked. this was similar to peter healing the lame man in acts 3. it was instantaneous and complete. the second event was the pagan response to this healing.
4 25 21 Youtube So when, in verse 23, they commit the church to the lord, they are doing that in part through the ministry of the elders they have appointed. jesus says, “you will be hated by all for my name’s sake. but the one who endures to the end will be saved” (matthew 10:22). we must endure. we must be exhorted to endure. At the beginning of acts 14 paul and barnabas go into a city. they preach the gospel—the message of forgiveness and grace through christ jesus. they even performs signs and wonders. but the gentile and jewish leaders mistreat them, throw rocks at them, and they flee to the next city. Acts 14 demonstrates the incredible resilience and dedication of paul and barnabas amidst various trials on their missionary journey. despite facing opposition, misunderstandings, and even physical harm, they persevere in sharing the gospel and building up the church. their faith and courage serve as inspiring reminders that through the power. That the latter meaning had become established a few years after st. luke wrote, we see in 1timothy 5:8; jude acts 14:3; acts 14:20; and on the whole it seems probable that it is so used here. and that we must through much tribulation. more accurately, through many tribulations. the use of the first personal pronoun is suggestive.
Acts 14 1 To 28 Youtube Acts 14 demonstrates the incredible resilience and dedication of paul and barnabas amidst various trials on their missionary journey. despite facing opposition, misunderstandings, and even physical harm, they persevere in sharing the gospel and building up the church. their faith and courage serve as inspiring reminders that through the power. That the latter meaning had become established a few years after st. luke wrote, we see in 1timothy 5:8; jude acts 14:3; acts 14:20; and on the whole it seems probable that it is so used here. and that we must through much tribulation. more accurately, through many tribulations. the use of the first personal pronoun is suggestive. Paul and barnabas also appointed elders in every church. with prayer and fasting, they turned the elders over to the care of the lord, in whom they had put their trust. then they traveled back through pisidia to pamphylia. they preached the word in perga, then went down to attalia. — acts 14:21 25 nlt. get this daily devo tional by email. 4 25 21 acts 14:1 28, through many trials powered by restream restream.io the things that impress man are not the things that impress god .
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