Paul is a tent maker, and he connects with Pricilla and Aquila. They work together. They labor together. Work is sacred. Work is not something that is a punishment of the Fall, but if we go back and read the … Continue reading →

Paul in Athens today shows us what evangelism looks like to a world that doesn’t know Jesus. He is taken to the center of their town, tells them that he sees they are religious, and then proceeds to share the … Continue reading →

Today, we see a lived example of what we talked about in Romans 8:28. All things work for good. Paul seems to get run out of every town, and trouble seems to follow him, wherever he goes. Can you imagine … Continue reading →

Paul and Silas have the greatest accusation made against them by the Thessalonians. This is said – they are turning the world upside down. What a goal for us today! To turn the world upside down. To change things, for … Continue reading →

Paul and Silas today are arrested in Phillipi. Today’s passage is a WONDERFUL example of evangelism or sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ, because of Paul and Silas, the jailer in the story, and his whole house become Christian. … Continue reading →

Paul and his team met Lydia today. She became the first convert in Europe. But Paul doesn’t follow his normal practice. There is no synagogue for him to go to. Instead, he goes to the river, looking for a place … Continue reading →

Paul today answers the question he asked yesterday. What can separate us from God’s love? Nothing. Nothing in all of creation can separate us. Even live, even death. Angels. Rulers. Nothing. We also take a moment and look at Psalm … Continue reading →

Today we hear something that we need to drill down, deep into our souls. God is for us. Never forget that. Internalize that, right now. God is for you. I spent a lot of years in my life believing that … Continue reading →

We look today at Romans 8:28-30. When we finish today, we will have solved the long standing debate about free will versus God’s sovereignty. Spoiler alert: there is a mystery there that we will never understand. We also spend time … Continue reading →

We see today in Romans that sometimes the words of prayer do not come. Sometimes, we don’t know what to pray, how to pray. Sometimes our words fail us. We see today that when our words do not come, we … Continue reading →