Jul 13, 2026 · 42 min · 10 segments
The crowd that crowns you is the crowd that stones you. But when Jesus's verdict replaces the crowd's, you're free to bow to neither... free enough to walk back down hard roads for the people still…
The hostility rose to a point where they were actually being chased out of the city.
And so now they are journeying on.
In Iconium, that's the new town that they're walking to after being thrown out of, I've missed the word, wherever they were last week.
Antioch, good night.
I love that little parenthetical as usual that Luke just kind of slips in there, you know, as they do.
They got rocks thrown at them.
They got chased out of town.
And so they do, you know, the most sane thing you can think.
Let's do it again.
And so they walk in the synagogue as usual and begin preaching.
And lo and behold, the same thing happens.
Verse 2, but the unbelieving Jews stirred up the Gentiles and poisoned their minds against the brothers.
So they stayed there a long time and spoke boldly for the Lord.
Now there's an interesting little word in that statement.
Did you catch it? Did you catch a very interesting word in that? This word sowed.
People have been stirred up, poisoned minds.
People are after them.
There's hostility rising.
They've seen it before.
They know what's coming.
So, naturally, they stay there and keep preaching and doing the same thing.
Not the hostility's rising.
These people are stirred up against them.
The hostility rose to a point where they were actually being chased out of the city.
And so now they are journeying on.
In Iconium, that's the new town that they're walking to after being thrown out of, I've missed the word, wherever they were last week.
Antioch, good night.
I love that little parenthetical as usual that Luke just kind of slips in there, you know, as they do.
They got rocks thrown at them.
They got chased out of town.
And so they do, you know, the most sane thing you can think.
Let's do it again.
And so they walk in the synagogue as usual and begin preaching.
And lo and behold, the same thing happens.
Verse 2, but the unbelieving Jews stirred up the Gentiles and poisoned their minds against the brothers.
So they stayed there a long time and spoke boldly for the Lord.
Now there's an interesting little word in that statement.
Did you catch it? Did you catch a very interesting word in that? This word sowed.
People have been stirred up, poisoned minds.
People are after them.
There's hostility rising.
They've seen it before.
They know what's coming.
So, naturally, they stay there and keep preaching and doing the same thing.
Not the hostility's rising.
These people are stirred up against them.
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