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THE JOURNEY BACK TO
JERUSALEM
Acts 21:1-16
We must learn to
hear God’s voice
beyond the
“echo” of what
others are saying.
First Point
God’s greatest gift to us on a
difficult journey is the friends
we meet along the way.
Acts 21:1-6
Acts 21:2-3
Second Point
Our greatest challenge on a
difficult journey is to receive the
loving concern of our friends
without being blown off course.
Acts 21:7-12
Acts 21:5-7
Third Point
Our greatest blessing on a
difficult journey through conflict
is to find common ground
around God’s will.
Acts 21:13-16
Acts 21:15-16
Epilogue: Luke’s Key Conversations
Philip Agabus Mnason
Application
1. From Philip’s daughters we learn
that God uses single people in
powerful ways. Look for
opportunities to invite young adults
into what you are doing for Jesus!
2. Don’t deprive yourself of the
privilege of praying for others
and the equally great privilege
of being prayed for!
Application
3. Recognize the limits of “truth
telling” and don’t be over-
bearing with your convictions.
None of us know God’s will
infallibly!
Application
Navigating Difficult Journeys with Faith: Lessons from Acts 21:1-16