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Tag Archives: Acts of the Apostles
Castor and Pollux
“And after three months we departed in a ship of Alexandria, which had wintered in the isle, whose sign was Castor and Pollux.” – Acts 28:11 What is the point of giving us the ship’s figurehead? It doesn’t further the … Continue reading
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Paul DARED You to Fact-Check Him
There was no such thing as PolitiFact yet, but the Apostle Paul absolutely DARED anyone to fact-check him. He didn’t go around trying to sell people a fairy tale. His message wasn’t a fabricated myth with no evidential proof. No, Paul “reasoned” with people … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 timothy, 2 Timothy 1:7, Acts of the Apostles, Apologetics, Apostle Paul, Book of Isaiah, Christian, Christianity, Church, eyewitness, eyewitness account, fact, fact-check, fact-checking, Gospel, pilate, politifact, reason, true, Truth, truth-o-meter
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Do & Teach; The Holy Knot
My mom is a retired educator. My wife is an educator in a family of educators. So, I know firsthand the real life of teachers: the extra hours, the out of pocket expense, and the grading papers late at night. They … Continue reading
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Tagged Acts of the Apostles, calvin, Christian, Christianity, Christology, Disciple, Discipleship, educate, education, educator, Evangelism, God, Hermeneutics, Holy Spirit, Homilitics, Jesus, Jesus Christ, john calvin, pneumatology, practical, practical application, practical living, Praise, pray, prayer, Prayer Warrior, relationships, Religion, Religion & Spirituality, Religious, school, Spiritual Growth, Spiritual Health, spirituality, teach, teachers, teaching, Theology, Yahweh, Yeshua, YHWH
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Who wrote Acts?
Who wrote Acts? A Defense for Lukan Authorship of Acts Who wrote Acts? Did you ever wonder? Because it doesn’t say. What’s the difference—Does it even matter? Well, yeah – I’d say it kind of matters. So, here’s a 1,950 … Continue reading
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Tagged Acts, Acts of the Apostles, Apologetics, Baptist, Bible, Blessed, Christ, Christ Follower, Christian, Christianity, Church, Counseling, Disciple, Discipleship, Evangelism, Exegesis, Faith, God, Good News, Gospel, Lukan, Lukan Authorship, Luke, New Testament, Seminarian, Seminary
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A Man Named Philip
There was a man named Philip… not the Apostle Philip, but another Philip,… who treated an audience of thousands and an audience of one with the same zeal. A man who did not discriminate between race and class. A man … Continue reading
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Tagged Acts of the Apostles, Apostle Philip, believer, Bible, Book of Isaiah, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Church, Ethiopia, God, Good News, holy Bible, Holy Spirit, Jerusalem, Jesus, Ministry, Philip, Preach, Samaria, Worship
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Name Above All Names
There have been many great names throughout history. Ask 10 people who they would say were great and you’ll probably get 10 different names. Different names are important to different people. We all have our heroes. We all have names … Continue reading
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Tagged 7eventh Time Down, Acts of the Apostles, Aristotle, awesome god, Bible, Blessed, Charles Stanley, cheerful giver, Christ, Christian, Christian Music, Christianity, Church, David, Dog, Every Knee Will Bow, Faith, giving, God, God Bless, Holy Spirit, Hope, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Just Say Jesus, Lord, Love, Michelangelo, Ministry, Music, Praise, Praise Music, prayer, Prophecy, Psalms, Pythagoras, Religion, Religion and Spirituality, Salvation, Scripture, small blessings, Thank You Jesus For, Via Veritas Vita, Worship
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Where You Belong
When Peter announced to the first believers that they needed to fill Judas’s empty position*, he used a phrase that always glares at me. I feel it piercing my heart every time I read it. It’s almost as if those … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham's Bosom, Acts of the Apostles, Amazing Grace, Belonging, Bible, Blessed, Charles Stanley, cheerful giver, Child of the King, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Church, David, Eternal Salvation, Faith, giving, God, God Bless, Heaven, Hope, Jesus, Judas, Judas Iscariot, Lord, Mansion, Ministry, New International Version, Peter, prayer, Preach, Religion, Religion and Spirituality, Saint Peter, Salvation, Scripture, small blessings, Sweet By and By, Test, Wordpress, Worship
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Fighting Against God
If God is in it, there can be no stopping it. If He is not, it will fail. This was Gamaliel’s advice to the Sanhedrin when the apostles were arrested in Acts 5:17-42. “Leave these men alone! Let them go! … Continue reading
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Tagged Acts of the Apostles, Bible, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Faith, Gamaliel, God, God Bless, Holy Spirit, Jesu, Jesus Christ, Pharisee, Religion, Religion and Spirituality, Sanhedrin, tithing, Worship
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