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1. 8:14 Paul's second missionary journey. First missionary journey did not get near Ephesus. Second missionary journey, he goes around up through Pasidian Antioch, over through Troas. He hears the Macedonian call in a dream at night. Goes across really fruitful ministry in Philippi, Lydia, the seller of purple, a woman. By the Will of God
2. 39:00 If you have been called out of whatever your affiliation and into the church, the church triumphant, all believers throughout all ages, then this letter is for you too. It's not just for the ones who are in Ephesus, to the saints who are in Ephesus. So wouldn't be a sermon without a map, would it? Paul's second missionary journey. First missionary journey did not get near Ephesus. Outside the Envelope: Grace and Peace to You
3. 8:01 Cilicia is where Paul is from actually. That's his home state basically, Tarsus Of Cilicia. And Pamphylia. Pamphylia is where John Mark left him on the first missionary journey. They've been all of these places before. They All Were Brought Safely to Land
4. 39:56 Down from there, Athens. Right? Mars Hill, philosophy, reasoning with Corinth, Sentre, and then across on a boat to Ephesus. I say that because the next time he does it and the third missionary journey walks back. Acts 18 says, and they came to Ephesus and he left the rest of them there. Outside the Envelope: Grace and Peace to You
5. 22:48 And again, there's different things that we could go to, different things that we could look at. But I went to Acts sixteen six through 10, and it's just a little bit of background. This describes Paul's second missionary journey with Silas and Timothy, and I'll read it. I think it's great. I think it's a great demonstration of what happens to us, sometimes daily, but throughout our lives. Nothing Else: The Simplicity of the Gospel
6. 39:24 Second missionary journey, he goes around up through Pisidian Antioch, over through Troas. He hears the Macedonian call in a dream at night, goes across really fruitful ministry in Philippi, Lydia, the seller of purple, a woman, slave, and the Philippian jailer, Gentile. Woah. It's for everybody. Going on from Philippi down towards Thessalonica and Berea where they wanted to seek out the way of God more accurately. Outside the Envelope: Grace and Peace to You
7. 56:28 So, I want to take hold of that ministry that god saved me for. Do y'all wanna grab hold of the ministry that god saved you for? It's awesome. Brothers and sisters, I don't regard myself as having taken hold of it yet. He says that this is after multiple missionary journeys at this point and prison and rods and beatings and all that stuff but I'm not saying I'm perfect and I don't think I've done everything that there is to do yet. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
8. 8:52 Right? Mars Hill, philosophy, reasoning with Corinth, Centra, and then across on a boat to Ephesus. I say that because the next time he does it and the third missionary journey walks back, Acts 18 says and they came to Ephesus and he left the rest of em there. He himself went into the synagogue house was his custom and reasoned with the Jews from the scriptures but it's a pagan area and so there are tons of Gentiles around. He started. By the Will of God

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• June 8, 2025 · Acts Examine It Anew: The Bereans and the Light of Christ Paul reasoned from Scripture in Thessalonica and Berea, showing that Christ had to suffer and rise. Are we open, like the Bereans, to letting God correct our assumptions? Acts · Week 85 Examining ScriptureFollowing God'S LeadingOpen To Correction
• May 4, 2025 · Acts A Tale of Three Cities Paul and Barnabas face rejection, worship, and stoning across three cities, yet keep returning to preach the gospel and strengthen the believers they leave behind. Acts · Week 74 General RevelationIdol WorshipMissionary Journeys
• February 2, 2025 · Acts This week's Sermon @ First B Jackson January 26th A Jackson Hole pastor traces the conversion of Saul in Acts 9, showing how God humbled a zealous persecutor and transformed him into a chosen instrument. Acts · Week 56 Addiction RecoveryBaptismHumility
• January 26, 2025 · Acts Saul, Why Are You Persecuting Me? Paul's dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus shows how God humbles the proud, hears prayer, and transforms even the fiercest enemy of the church into His chosen instrument. Acts · Week 53 Addiction RecoveryBaptismPersecution
• March 3, 2024 See to It That No One Misleads You Ray walks through the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24-25, drawing out Jesus's core commands: stay alert, don't be misled, endure, and keep serving those around you. Being MisledEnd TimesFalse Prophets
• August 6, 2023 · Norris Jesus Is Lord of All Missionary Norris shares how ordinary people in The Middle East, Nigeria, Uganda and India are following Jesus and how forgiveness transforms lives from the inside out. ForgivenessHearing From GodMissionary Work
• February 3, 2019 · 2 Timothy Realize This: The Last Days List Paul's list of last-days vices in 2 Timothy 3 hits close to home, but the antidote is clear: rooted in Scripture, equipped for every good work. 2 Timothy · Week 9 Godly LivingLast DaysLove Of Money
• February 3, 2019 · 2 Timothy Realize This: The Last Days Are Here Pastor Ray walks through 2 Timothy 3, contrasting a sobering list of last-days character traits with the faithful life Timothy was called to live, grounded in Scripture. 2 Timothy · Week 8 Fear Of BaptismLast DaysLoving Money
• August 19, 2018 · 1 Peter Born Again to a Living Hope Peter writes to scattered believers facing persecution, promising an imperishable inheritance, living hope through Christ's resurrection, and God's protecting power through faith. 1 Peter · Week 2 1 PeterBorn AgainEternal Security
• August 19, 2018 · 1 Peter Standing on the Promises, Not Sitting on the Premises Peter writes to scattered strangers facing real persecution, pointing them to an imperishable inheritance, a living hope grounded in Christ's resurrection, and the mercy of God. 1 Peter · Week 1 Born AgainFaith Through TrialsInheritance In Heaven

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