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Paul’s Second Missionary Journey And The Work Of Follow Up

49 min · 20 de jul de 2026
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Do you have a question, submit it here. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2269636/fan_mail/new] Plans change, teams split, doors slam shut and somehow the gospel moves faster. We pick up in Acts 15 as Paul and Barnabas choose to revisit the churches they helped start, because evangelism is not a drive by event. We talk about what “right passion” looks like in real ministry, why follow up matters, and how the goal is not just a decision but mature believers rooted in the Word. If you care about discipleship, church health, and sharing faith with clarity, this one is packed with practical insight. Then the story gets honest: Paul and Barnabas have a sharp disagreement over John Mark and separate. Instead of treating conflict as the end, we explore how God can still work through broken plans and complicated relationships. From there Paul’s second missionary journey begins with Silas and Timothy, including that challenging moment where Timothy is circumcised not for salvation, but to remove barriers to ministry. We connect it to Paul’s “all things to all people” approach and the wisdom of contextualization without compromising the gospel of grace. Acts 16 turns into a masterclass on guidance and perseverance. The Holy Spirit forbids certain routes, a Macedonian vision redirects the team to Philippi, and the first breakthrough is Lydia, whose heart the Lord opens. We also walk through the confrontation with a demon possessed slave girl, the backlash that lands Paul and Silas in prison, and the midnight prayers and hymns that set the stage for an earthquake and a life changing question from the Philippian jailer: “What must I do to be saved?” If you’ve ever wondered what faith looks like under pressure, this story answers it. Subscribe for more Bible teaching, share this with a friend who needs courage, and leave a review to help others find the show. What part of Paul’s journey challenges you the most right now?

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Portada del episodio Paul’s Second Missionary Journey And The Work Of Follow Up

Paul’s Second Missionary Journey And The Work Of Follow Up

Do you have a question, submit it here. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2269636/fan_mail/new] Plans change, teams split, doors slam shut and somehow the gospel moves faster. We pick up in Acts 15 as Paul and Barnabas choose to revisit the churches they helped start, because evangelism is not a drive by event. We talk about what “right passion” looks like in real ministry, why follow up matters, and how the goal is not just a decision but mature believers rooted in the Word. If you care about discipleship, church health, and sharing faith with clarity, this one is packed with practical insight. Then the story gets honest: Paul and Barnabas have a sharp disagreement over John Mark and separate. Instead of treating conflict as the end, we explore how God can still work through broken plans and complicated relationships. From there Paul’s second missionary journey begins with Silas and Timothy, including that challenging moment where Timothy is circumcised not for salvation, but to remove barriers to ministry. We connect it to Paul’s “all things to all people” approach and the wisdom of contextualization without compromising the gospel of grace. Acts 16 turns into a masterclass on guidance and perseverance. The Holy Spirit forbids certain routes, a Macedonian vision redirects the team to Philippi, and the first breakthrough is Lydia, whose heart the Lord opens. We also walk through the confrontation with a demon possessed slave girl, the backlash that lands Paul and Silas in prison, and the midnight prayers and hymns that set the stage for an earthquake and a life changing question from the Philippian jailer: “What must I do to be saved?” If you’ve ever wondered what faith looks like under pressure, this story answers it. Subscribe for more Bible teaching, share this with a friend who needs courage, and leave a review to help others find the show. What part of Paul’s journey challenges you the most right now?

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