Apollos - More Than Eloquent Slides, 2/9/14
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The document describes Apollos, a Jew from Alexandria, coming to Ephesus and speaking boldly in the synagogue about Jesus, though he only knew the baptism of John. Priscilla and Aquila took him aside and explained the way of God more accurately to him. Later, Apollos helped believers in Achaia by powerfully refuting Jews and showing from scripture that Jesus was the Christ.
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![And they came to Ephesus, and he le3 them
[Priscilla & Aquilla] there, but he himself went into
the synagogue and reasoned with the Jews. When
they asked him to stay for a longer period, he
declined. But on taking leave of them he said, “I will
return to you if God wills,” and he set sail from
Ephesus.
When he had landed at Caesarea, he went up and
greeted the church, and then went down to
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Paul arrives in Ephesus and finds some disciples who have only received John's baptism. They did not know about the Holy Spirit. Paul baptizes them in the name of Jesus and lays hands on them, and they receive the Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues and prophesying. Paul preaches boldly in the synagogue for three months but some reject his message. He then teaches daily in the hall of Tyrannus for two years, and the word of the Lord spreads throughout Asia.
Intro And Chapter1
The document summarizes Paul's second and third mission trips to Ephesus according to Acts 18-19. It discusses how Paul left disciples in Ephesus during his second trip and returned later, staying to teach for around 3 years. During his third trip, Paul found some disciples in Ephesus who had only received John's baptism of repentance, so he baptized them in the name of Jesus and taught boldly in the synagogue for 3 months before withdrawing to the school of Tyrannus due to hardening opposition.
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Acts 13 Paul in Antioch
After the Gospel arrives in Antioch, and Jewish people begin embracing Yeshua; Paul and Barnabas travel there to minister and nurture the new congregation. The congregation then sends out Paul and Barnabas to bring the gospel to the Grecco-Roman society.
Acts 11, 19 30
The document discusses when and how followers of Jesus were first called Christians. It describes how after Stephen's death, believers scattered from Jerusalem preaching the gospel not just to Jews but also Greeks in Antioch. Barnabas was sent to Antioch and saw evidence of God's grace, encouraging the believers. He found Saul and brought him to Antioch to teach believers for a year, and it was during this time that disciples in Antioch were first called Christians. The document also provides a definition of what it means to be a Christian according to the Bible.
Planting Churches In Galatia
The document summarizes Paul and Barnabas' missionary journey through southern Galatia, planting churches in three cities - Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe. It describes their encounters in each city, including facing opposition in Iconium, healing a lame man and being worshipped as gods in Lystra, and successfully preaching the gospel in Derbe. It then discusses their return journey through these cities to strengthen the disciples before returning to their home base in Antioch, having completed their work of establishing churches throughout the region.
No Place Left Session Seven
Paul and Silas traveled through towns in Macedonia preaching in the Jewish synagogues. In Thessalonica, Paul reasoned from scripture for three Sabbaths that Jesus was the promised Messiah who suffered and rose from the dead. Some Jews and Greeks believed, but jealous Jews started a riot. The believers sent Paul and Silas away secretly to Berea for their safety, where they continued preaching in the synagogue.
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Paul traveled to Thessalonica and reasoned with Jews from Scripture, explaining it was necessary for the Messiah to suffer and rise from the dead. Some Jews and Greeks believed, joining Paul, but other Jews opposed him. When Paul could not be found, Jason and other believers were dragged before authorities and accused of acting against Caesar. Paul was then sent away by night. The document discusses Paul's incarnational ministry approach in Athens, where he became a student of culture, immersed himself, and strategized how to engage the culture by affirming them, finding connections, exploring shared beliefs, and appealing to their literature to explain the gospel.
Acts; Chapter 13 &14
The document provides a detailed summary of Acts 13-14 from the Bible. It describes how Paul and Barnabas were sent out as the first missionary team by the church in Antioch. They preached in cities across Cyprus and Asia Minor, facing opposition from Jews but seeing many Gentiles convert. They strengthened the new believers and churches by appointing elders before returning to Antioch to report on their successful first missionary journey.
Acts; Chapter 14
The document provides a detailed summary of Acts 13-14 from the Bible. It describes how Paul and Barnabas were sent out as the first missionary team by the church in Antioch. They preached in various cities including Salamis, Paphos, Pisidian Antioch, Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe. They faced opposition from Jews in some areas but had success converting Gentiles. After completing their journey, Paul and Barnabas returned to strengthen the new believers and appoint elders in the churches before reporting back to Antioch.
Ministry Requires Teamwork - Acts 18
What is the difference between a group of Christians doing ministry and a ministry team? Have you ever been a part of a ministry team? Describe your experience. How did Paul establish more than a dozen local churches in ten years? Explain your answer. Who accompanied him during each of his three missionary journeys? What is essential for an effective ministry team? (Acts 13:2-3; 14:23; 1 Cor. 3:7-9) What requirements, do you think, are necessary to be an effective ministry team member? (Ex. 18:13-27; Phil. 2:1-11; 2 Tim. 2:2; 1 Thess. 5:12)
01 paul apostle to gentiles
The document provides an overview of Paul's ministry to the Gentiles in 5 parts:
1) His early life and persecution of Christians as Saul the Pharisee.
2) His conversion experience on the road to Damascus where Jesus appeared to him.
3) His experience in Damascus where he was blinded and baptized, changing his mission to spread the gospel.
4) His work establishing the church in Antioch and missionary journeys with Barnabas.
5) His conflict with those who said Gentiles must be circumcised to be Christian, which he opposed and was the subject of his letter to the Galatians.
Paul arrested in Jerusalem
Paul spent about four years on his third missionary journey, much of which was in Ephesus establishing churches. He traveled through various regions, preaching and visiting churches. In Jerusalem, he was accused of forbidding circumcision and trying to desecrate the temple. This led to his imprisonment, but gave him opportunities to preach Christ before various audiences including the Sanhedrin, Felix, Festus, and Agrippa.
07 paul first journey
1) Paul and Barnabas completed their first missionary journey preaching the gospel in Antioch, Cyprus, and parts of Asia Minor.
2) They established churches and faced opposition from some Jews, but also saw many Gentiles convert to Christianity.
3) At the end of their journey, Paul and Barnabas returned to the churches they had founded to strengthen the believers and appoint elders to lead the communities.
Encouraging Word Slides, 12/22/13
Paul traveled with Barnabas to Thessalonica where he reasoned with Jews from scripture for three Sabbaths. Paul's sermon reviewed God's dealings with Israel, introduced Jesus as the promised savior, and provided evidence for his resurrection. Many Jews and Gentiles responded positively, seeking more teachings from Paul and Barnabas, though some Jews grew envious. Despite later being persecuted and forced to leave, Paul and Barnabas continued spreading the word and rejoicing in their work.
The Ephesians - Their Journey to Christianity
Paul was instrumental in converting the citizens of Ephesus to Christianity. Other important people such as Apollos, Priscilla and Aquila also played a significant role.
Ephesus (in Modern day Turkey) was a centre of travel, commerce and pilgrimage (Temple of Artemis - one of the seven wonders of ancient world) . It was second in importance and size only to Rome.
The slides take you through Paul's journey and stay at Ephesus in a setting of my travel images from a visit to the excavations of ancient Ephesus.
The Influence of Christianity in Ephesus had a significant impact on 'Asia' in those days.
The slides conclude with Jesus' impressions (judgments) of the believers in Ephesus after the time of Paul's preaching.
09 paul second journey
This document provides a summary of Paul's missionary journeys as described in Acts 15-18. It recounts Paul's travels through Syria, Cilicia, Galatia, Macedonia, Greece and more. Along the way, Paul and his companions planted many churches, encountered both belief and resistance to the gospel message, and received guidance from God to continue preaching even when facing difficulties. The summary highlights Paul's flexibility in adapting his message to Jewish and Gentile audiences and emphasizes the importance of following the Holy Spirit's leading, thoroughly studying scripture, and persevering in sharing the gospel.
10 paul third journey
Paul faced challenges on his third missionary journey but was willing to give his life for Jesus. He strengthened churches in Galatia and Phrygia before arriving in Ephesus. There he found disciples of John the Baptist who accepted Jesus after baptism and receiving the Holy Spirit. Paul performed miracles and some Jews tried unsuccessfully to exorcise demons. Demetrius stirred up opposition for economic reasons. Paul met with elders from Ephesus before departing, warning them of future difficulties. He was determined to go to Jerusalem despite warnings of imprisonment.
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