Sermons onActs 18

2 Corinthians

• 31:07Acts 18

  the male children of Bethlehem should die. That's the bima seat that he sat in. The bima seat, the same seat, Acts chapter 18, that Galio sat in. Actually, four years before 2 Corinthians was written. In the city of Corinth, Paul himself was brought before this procouncil and Galio sat in the judgment seat against Paul.

2 Corinthians

• 1:23Acts 18

  Our story starts way back in Acts chapter 18. In Acts chapter 17, Paul has just finished doing some preaching in Athens, Greece, and he takes leave of Athens, and in Acts chapter 18, he starts making his way to Corinth. Corinth is about just a little southwest…

• 1:35Acts 18

  Our story starts way back in Acts chapter 18. In Acts chapter 17, Paul has just finished doing some preaching in Athens, Greece, and he takes leave of Athens, and in Acts chapter 18, he starts making his way to Corinth. Corinth is about just a little southwest…

1 Corinthians

• 2:46Acts 18

  And as you find your way there, let me give you a disclaimer. You're turning to 1 Corinthians, but this is not the first letter to the Corinthians. Actually, in Acts 18, on the second missionary journey, Paul establishes the church. In 1 Corinthians 5:8, we know that he mentions a previous letter that is lost to history. And then we have a second letter to the Corinthian church, which is a canonical book of the Bible.

When in Romans

• 16:55Acts 18

  of God you have Gaius or Gaius the host of Paul and the Corinthian church he's likely the same Gaius mentioned in Acts 18 verse 7 as Titius Justice who hosted Paul during his first stay in Corinth he played a significant role in the local Christian community offered Paul hospitality not once but at least twice in extended stay

Facts

• 24:00Acts 18:8

  Will you accept Christ as your savior today? Third thing today. The next thing, once you ask Christ in your heart, we want you to reveal your spiritual identity through baptism. In Acts 18:8 in the New King James Version it says, "Then Crispus, the ruler of the synagogue, believed on the Lord with all his household, and many of the Corinthians, hearing, believed, and were baptized." Man, it's a joy to be…

• 35:56Acts 18

  …do any good to quote a verse of Scripture if you can't live the verse of Scripture. It doesn't do you any good to read the Bible unless you're reading the Bible to say, God changed me while I'm reading the Bible. Acts 18, 24. Now, a Jew named Apollos and Alexandrian by birth. An eloquent man came to Ephesus, and he was mighty in the Scriptures. Is that all?

• 36:19Acts 18

  Is that all? He didn't sledge on it? He didn't take down a mountain? He was just mighty in the Scriptures. Acts 18, 28. For he powerfully refuted the Jews in public, demonstrating by the Scriptures that Jesus was the Christ. You know why we're not willing anybody to the Lord this day and age? We're not demonstrating the Scriptures…