We walk and travel in time with Paul. He teaches about humility and tears of a pastor.

The offering of the nations to Jerusalem is both monetary and one of the people of the nations - fruit of missions

The Gospel is always bad for certain businesses! Paul wants to go into the theatre to make a defense of Jesus. His companions urge him not to go. The Spirit keeps Paul quiet. The Gospel frees us from unholy attachments.

Great is our Lord Jesus!!

Don't mess with evil, don't take the name of Jesus as some magic word.

Clear the bad from your life as they did with the burning of the books.

Prevail through the Word of God.

We are blessed to have a guest who is a missionary in Mongolia who is himself Mongolian. We cover his church's outreach to Buddhists in that part of Asia as well as the many camps used to spread the gospel.

The book of Acts is descriptive rather than prescriptive.

Prescriptive passages are those that advise or instruct what should happen. These passages provide explicit and specific instruction for the believer to live out. An example of prescriptive passages include the epistles. But descriptive passages are those that describe what has happened this is what Acts is.

Apollos - Who is he? - Eloquent, trained in scriptures, teaching but still learning

There is a lot that happens in this chapter. Read it carefully.