Acts 16:25 - 17:34
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In "Acts 16:25 - 17:34", Steve Gregg discusses the apostles' evangelization of Philippi, their imprisonment, and release after a supernatural event. Paul and Silas faced opposition to their message but found receptive audiences among fair-minded Jewish people in Berea and in Athens, where Paul connected with the crowd by quoting Greek poets and philosophers while preaching about the unknown God. Although some mocked him, others joined and believed in his teachings about Jesus' resurrection, the one God who made everything, and the importance of seeking and finding Him.
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Acts 18:1 - 19:7
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In this Acts 18:1-19:7 discussion, Steve Gregg provides an overview of the Apostle Paul's ministry in Corinth and Ephesus. Despite encountering challe
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Acts 19:8 - 41
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In Acts 19:8-41, Steve Gregg discusses Paul's third missionary tour and his time in Ephesus. In this region, Paul converted many and confronted occult
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Acts 15:36 - 16:24
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In Acts 15:36 - 16:24, Steve Gregg explains how God guides individuals in different ways, including through dreams, scriptures, prophecies, and the Ho
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