Paul & Silas Trust God’s Strategy Paul and Silas traveled 100 miles from Philippi to Thessalonica.
According to verse one they passed through Amphipolis and
Apollonia but didn’t minister in those cities. Thessalonica was
the capital of Macedonia, with a population of about 200,000.
Paul’s master plan for missions was to ...
Obstacles that Hinder the Work Not wanting to cause further trouble for Jason and the other
Christians, Paul and Silas left Thessalonica by night and
traveled southwest to Berea (v. 10), about 45 miles away. One
might have expected Paul to switch up his tactics in Berea, but
as usual they went right to the synagogue ...
Paul Preaches in Athens As we read through Paul’s sermon in Athens, keep in mind the
beliefs held by those to whom he was addressing and observe
how Paul interacted with those beliefs. The Epicureans in the
crowd were more materialistic and non-religious, believing that
life was for pursuing pleasure, while the ...
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Paul & Silas Trust God’s Strategy
Paul and Silas traveled 100 miles from Philippi to Thessalonica. According to verse one they passed through Amphipolis and Apollonia but didn’t minister in those cities. Thessalonica was the capital of Macedonia, with a population of about 200,000. Paul’s master plan for missions was to ...
Obstacles that Hinder the Work
Not wanting to cause further trouble for Jason and the other Christians, Paul and Silas left Thessalonica by night and traveled southwest to Berea (v. 10), about 45 miles away. One might have expected Paul to switch up his tactics in Berea, but as usual they went right to the synagogue ...
Paul Preaches in Athens
As we read through Paul’s sermon in Athens, keep in mind the beliefs held by those to whom he was addressing and observe how Paul interacted with those beliefs. The Epicureans in the crowd were more materialistic and non-religious, believing that life was for pursuing pleasure, while the ...