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Paul
Sermons on Paul
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Herods of the BiblePart 4 of 4
Acts has two Herods – Agrippa I who killed James and wanted to kill Peter. He should not have touched the Lord's anointed, for he was smitten by an angel and died of worms after accepting divine praise. Agrippa II…
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Path of TruthPart 15 of 18
God ordained a special apostle for Gentiles. Paul was special in many ways. His devotion to Christ, energetic labors, and hatred of error were important for the path of truth going west for us in America today. He met and…
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Character without ChristPart 3 of 4
Paul was taught by Jesus Christ, and knew about Him better than any man, but he sought to know Him better in personal ways. In contrast, he warned about enemies of Christ that worshipped their bellies by minding earthly things.
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Paul’s Doctrine of MarriagePart 2 of 2
Part 2 of 2 in Paul’s Doctrine of Marriage (2021).
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Paul’s Doctrine of MarriagePart 1 of 2
Introduction: With any study of courting, love, marriage, and sex, God gave us Paul’s chapter to keep us balanced. We must follow God’s rules for sex, decision to marry, maintaining marriages, godly priorities, etc. This generation, especially America, has perverted…
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God-Glorifying Lives
Paul's conversion was so great that even believers that had never met him glorified God for the radical change in his life. This indirect way of bringing praise to God by a changed life is what should motivate Christians in…
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Paul’s Fourth Preaching TripPart 2 of 2
Paul reached Rome and had liberty to receive guests and preach to any that would meet. He warned Jews of their precarious situation. He wrote seven epistles from here. He likely got released and traveled a bit more being being…
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Paul’s Fourth Preaching TripPart 1 of 2
God inspired Luke to write minute details of the travels and shipwreck of Paul for us to see His providence and protection to get Paul to Rome with liberties to continue his ministry. He clearly showed the apostolic gifts of…
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Intro & Map to Fourth Preaching Trip
Without a preacher, you cannot know Jesus or His gospel (Rom 10:13-15). Paul as prisoner went from Caesarea to Rome, where he taught two years. He wrote seven epistles there. He was likely released and traveled yet further. He converted…
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Paul’s Third Preaching Trip
Paul visited the churches in Phygria and Galatia for the third time. He went to Ephesus, which he had visited briefly at the end of his second trip. He spent three years in that wicked city with great success, so…
