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 challenges in Corinth, including a divided church and a lack of indigenous Christians, Paul spent a significant amount of time there before moving on to Ephesus. In Ephesus, he encountered a group of people who had been baptized by John the Baptist but had not yet received the Holy Spirit, leading to a discussion on the significance of Christian baptism and the early church's practice of laying hands on baptized individuals to receive the Holy Spirit.
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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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In Acts 20, Paul delivers a discourse to the Christian leaders in Ephesus, urging them to watch over their lives and shepherd their church. He emphasi
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Acts 16:25 - 17:34
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