Acts 28
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Oct 2, 2026
SteveHOST
Hey everybody, Steve here with some comments on Acts 28, the final chapter of this incredible book.
SteveHOST
Paul, after the shipwreck, finds himself on the island of Malta, the same Malta that's still there in the Mediterranean today.
SteveHOST
And I'd like to ask you a question.
Gary HamrickHOST
I'm going to try to find some entry point that I can connect with so that they might be most persuaded to trust Christ as Savior.
Gary HamrickHOST
Now listen, I hope we all understand the ultimate work of saving someone is the Holy Spirit, right? So in this passage, the one still behind me on the wall, 1 Corinthians chapter 9, I want you to notice how he does this because it relates to Acts 28.
Gary HamrickHOST
I'll bring it back in a minute.
Gary HamrickHOST
But if you notice here in 1 Corinthians chapter 9, he talks there in verse 20 about appealing to those who are under the law.
Gary HamrickHOST
Because these are Greeks, these are Gentiles, these are people who have no understanding of the Jewish Scriptures or a Jewish Messiah.
Gary HamrickHOST
What does Paul do? He uses their own cultural experience to connect with them as an entry point.
Gary HamrickHOST
And so, the Bible says in Acts 17, he meets with all these philosophers, and they, because this is the Greco-Roman culture, they're polytheistic.
Gary HamrickHOST
They worship a bunch of gods.
speaker_0HOST
Sometime around AD 66 or 67, Paul is in a Roman dungeon during Nero's second wave of persecution.
speaker_0HOST
Not the house arrest from Acts 28.
speaker_0HOST
That was comparatively gentle.
speaker_0HOST
This is chains.
Jacob PraschHOST
He's cast into the fire, as it says in Revelation.
Jacob PraschHOST
That's what happens in Acts 28 right after the shipwreck in chapter 27.
Jacob PraschHOST
So we have the eschatological typology.
Jacob PraschHOST
Somehow these boats being storm-tossed allude to things of the end of the age: the darkness, the storm, the boats being storm-tossed.
Elwyn N. JohnstonHOST
See, past failures are not a life sentence, but they can be a springboard that God uses us into the future.
Elwyn N. JohnstonHOST
The word boldness here, you're going to see it throughout Acts 4, Acts 28, Ephesians.
Elwyn N. JohnstonHOST
You're going to see this word this morning.
Elwyn N. JohnstonHOST
It is the Greek word that's on the screen there, and it means fearless, candid speech.
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Elwyn N. JohnstonHOST
I never knew this until I was studying this past week.
Elwyn N. JohnstonHOST
Luke, the doctor, is writing the book of Acts.
Elwyn N. JohnstonHOST
The last verse of Acts 28, of the whole book, reads like this.
Elwyn N. JohnstonHOST
Boldly and without hindrance, Paul proclaimed the kingdom of God and taught about the Lord Jesus Christ.
Mario HoodGUEST
If you don't have it, it'll come up on the screen.
Mario HoodGUEST
I'm gonna read every verse in Acts 28 this morning and then preach to you.
Mario HoodGUEST
I'm kidding, I'm just gonna read two verses.
Mario HoodGUEST
Acts chapter 28, starting in verse 30, it says this.
Jonathan ShuttlesworthHOST
He actually had better.
Jonathan ShuttlesworthHOST
He had a private home in Acts 28, and he stayed in the governor's mansion in Acts 27.
Jonathan ShuttlesworthHOST
He also stayed in prison.
Jonathan ShuttlesworthHOST
I'm not saying I'm not willing, I won't come somewhere if there's no hotel or, or whatever.
JonathanHOST
The hope of Israel, kingdom of God, and the salvation of God.
JonathanHOST
And if you read Acts 28 in total, I won't go through the, the whole chapter tonight, but if you read Acts 28, it puts these things and brings them all together.
JonathanHOST
So Paul's disagreement with unbelieving Jews was therefore not over whether the prophets were inspired, but over what those prophecies actually meant.
JonathanHOST
This was the issue.
Kevin WallaceHOST
And everyone survived.
Kevin WallaceHOST
And if you flip to Acts 28, they find themselves on an island called Malta.
Kevin WallaceHOST
Look at your neighbor.
Kevin WallaceHOST
Tell him I'm smarter than I look.
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