We see Paul continue to be very smart. The Lord has told him that he was to go to Rome and testify about Him. That is where all this is headed. But before we get there, we see some internal … Continue reading →

Paul plays his Roman citizen card today. Paul tells the soldiers beating him that he is a citizen of Rome, and they stop what they are doing immediately. They are not allowed to do that. Paul’s destination to Rome continues. … Continue reading →

Paul finishes his testimony today. He tells of how Jesus has changed him. Jesus changes lives, y’all. We see that Paul told all the folks all that he did, and after he was saved, folks didn’t want to believe him. … Continue reading →

Paul gives us his background today. We see all that he has done, all he has learned from, all that has happened in his life. He was uniquely positioned to make a difference for the kingdom by bridging the gap … Continue reading →

Good morning. As a lot of you know, I’m Kate Gibbs. My husband Jordan is back there, and I have two children, Nora and Jonah. Two weeks ago, Casey Farmer was in here, and she gave a great stewardship talk … Continue reading →

My name is Katherine Herring and I attend St. Matthew’s with my Husband, Bryan, and our 3 girls – Blaire, Katie, and Anne Travis – as well as my Mother-in-Law, Kaye. Andy asked my husband and I to share our … Continue reading →

Good morning.  Most of you know me.  I’m Allen Hart.  I’m the pianist here at the church, and I’m a charter member of St. Matthew’s. I think it was FDR who said, “Be sincere, be brief, and be seated.” I will try to do … Continue reading →

Today, we see Paul begin to really see the opposition that was going to come to him. Individuals stir up much trouble and try to even kill him. They assume the worst about Paul, that he did something to offend … Continue reading →

Paul gets to Jerusalem today. There was much concern among the Jewish believers that Paul had been telling Jews to ignore the law, so the church leader asked Paul to participate in some of the rituals. Because for Paul, it … Continue reading →

Paul is told twice today, don’t go to Jerusalem. If you do, it will end badly for you. You will die. But Paul says he is called to go, even if it means his death. He is called by God … Continue reading →