Acts 20 - Never Go Alone, A Pattern for Disciplemaking

Acts 21, part 1 - Matters of Interpretation

When we get to Acts 21, we see Paul seemingly go against the Spirit, or does he?  Or was it a matter of the clash between how some visions were interpreted and what the Spirit actually meant?

Acts 20, part 3 - Finish Well

What is your goal in living the Christian life?  How well do you want to finish the race?  Paul says goodbye to the Ephesians as the Holy Spirit leads Him toward the finish line.

Acts 20, part 2 - When There is Much to Say

Sometimes, there is just so much to say.  Paul knew he might not get the chance to be with these people again, so he wanted to give them as much instruction as possible.  Remember, there were no Bibles in those days (the New Testament hadn't been written yet).  How much can you absorb?  Do you hunger after God's Word? What would you have done had you been listening to Paul, who may have taught for 12 hours?  Would you have stayed?

Acts 20 - Never Go Alone, A Pattern for Disciplemaking

Paul continued to travel, and he continued to exemplify the example of never traveling alone as a key disciplemaking strategy.

Acts 19, part 3 - When Culture Rejects the Gospel

Sometimes our message will confront the culture in ways the culture doesn't like. That culture may not always respond kindly to our message, and it could get ugly.