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Sep 16, 2026

John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:12
But he set an example.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:13
According to Acts 18, he made tents, or literally was a leather worker.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:16
He worked with hides.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:19
He had a task that he knew how to do.
Aaron GallagherHOST
47:14
doubt about it.
Aaron GallagherHOST
47:14
So Paul is in Acts 18 is when he first goes to Corinth, right? So he goes to Corinth, he preaches, people are converted, and then he writes them a letter soon after, right? So that's Acts 18 when he goes there.
Aaron GallagherHOST
47:27
So he writes the letter soon after.
Aaron GallagherHOST
47:29
I don't remember the exact date.
John MacArthurGUEST
15:12
But he set an example.
John MacArthurGUEST
15:13
According to Acts 18, he made tents, or literally was a leather worker.
John MacArthurGUEST
15:16
He worked with hides.
John MacArthurGUEST
15:19
He had a task that he knew how to do.
Randall TuckerHOST
10:55
But for the most part, we don't know a whole lot about the church card if we didn't have these two letters.
Randall TuckerHOST
11:02
It starts in Acts chapter 18.
Randall TuckerHOST
11:04
And that's where we're going to go here in just a minute.
Randall TuckerHOST
11:05
It starts on Paul's second missionary journey.
Randall TuckerHOST
11:52
So the churches that Paul started on his first missionary journey in southern Galatia would be Antioch of Pisidia.
MaryHOST
11:59
Okay.
Randall TuckerHOST
12:01
Acts 13, 14-52.
Randall TuckerHOST
12:03
Iconium, Acts 14, 1-7.
Patty MillerGUEST
19:38
Let's look at another woman, Priscilla, the wife of Aquila.
Patty MillerGUEST
19:46
We read about her in Acts 18 and Romans 16.
Patty MillerGUEST
19:52
She is, I believe, always mentioned with her husband Aquila.
Patty MillerGUEST
19:58
We get a very clear picture of a partnership there.
David GuzikHOST
0:14
Today, let's talk about a time when God brought some special encouragement to the Apostle Paul.
David GuzikHOST
0:19
I'm going to read you from Acts 18, verses 9, 10, and 11, where we read this.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:39
Now the Lord spoke to Paul in the night by a vision.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:44
Do not be afraid, but speak, and do not keep silent, for I am with you, and no one else will attack you to hurt you, for I have many people in this city.
Jonathan WoodyardGUEST
18:40
With interpreting, with translating a text, arcing a text, figuring out how propositions fit together, figuring out the theology and sex.
Jonathan WoodyardGUEST
18:48
You know what Peter says in Acts 2.38, repent and be baptized for the forgiveness, baptized in order to be saved.
Jonathan WoodyardGUEST
18:55
There's some hard work there you need to do.
Jonathan WoodyardGUEST
18:58
But, so the simplicity of the process doesn't negate the hard work in the middle of doing all those things.
Chase SearsGUEST
19:35
Those are concepts that are easy to understand, but we would all say, yeah, to succeed in each of those roles takes commitment, diligence, and discipline.
Chase SearsGUEST
19:45
And that's true with the preaching task as well.
Chase SearsGUEST
19:48
In fact, this Sunday, I'm preaching through the book of Acts.
Chase SearsGUEST
19:52
And I'm sure many preachers, they get excited about preaching.
Mike CauthorneHOST
8:31
In Christ's name, Amen.
Mike CauthorneHOST
8:33
So if you look at Acts 18, we will see there what I had mentioned earlier about the expulsion.
Mike CauthorneHOST
8:41
It says, After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth.
Mike CauthorneHOST
8:43
So this is during his third missionary journey as he is going to Corinth.
Scott PauleyHOST
1:08
Oh, may the Lord help us to be that kind of Christian and that kind of family right where we are.
Scott PauleyHOST
1:15
We were first introduced to them, you remember, in Acts 18.
Scott PauleyHOST
1:18
Then we saw them in Romans 16.
Scott PauleyHOST
1:21
We saw them in 1 Corinthians 16.
Scott PauleyHOST
2:41
Let me give you one final thought today from the final mention in 2 Timothy 4, verse number 19, and it is this.
Scott PauleyHOST
2:47
They were faithful to the very end.
Scott PauleyHOST
2:50
In fact, chronologically, if you look at Acts 18, and then you come to 2 Timothy chapter 4, the span here is a number of years.
Scott PauleyHOST
2:59
Some people have suggested a minimum of 16 years, but perhaps longer than that, The point is, many years after we are first introduced to them, they are still faithful to God.
Lewis ClarkGUEST
10:17
Now, let's just go back and look at a few verses here.
Lewis ClarkGUEST
10:22
Let's go to Acts 18.4, and we'll come back and look at some of Paul's.
Lewis ClarkGUEST
10:28
Hold your place there in Acts 26.
Lewis ClarkGUEST
10:31
We're coming right back.
Lewis ClarkGUEST
10:31
But look at Paul in Acts 18.4 here.
Lewis ClarkGUEST
10:37
And now he's at Cornuth.
Lewis ClarkGUEST
10:39
Okay, look what it says.

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Lewis ClarkGUEST
17:56
That's his example.

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