Directional Ministries

Today we see from the text that the transition from Peter to Paul, from Jerusalem to Antioch, and from the Kingdom Gospel to the Grace Gospel is continuing to take place even more pronounced as Paul presents the the gospel for the first time, the unbelieving Jews turn on him, and the Gentiles begin to respond.

In today's study we find Paul and Barnabas having to flee for their lives once again to Lystra and Derbe where they healed a crippled man and were immediately hailed as Gods.

Today we pick up our study in chapter 14 where we find Paul and Barnabas in Iconium in the synagogue and the unbelieving Jews were still stirring up the people against them, but they remained faithful in the face of opposition.

Today we see that many of the Gentiles responded to the preaching of Paul while the unbelieving Jews continued to work against him and his message by contradicting and blaspheming him.

Today we pick up our study in Acts 13:38 where we find what appears to be the first presentation of the Gospel of Grace, we discuss the difference between remission and forgiveness, Law and Grace, and how that when Old Testament passages are quoted in the New Testament they must maintain their original meaning.

Today we pick up our study in Acts by seeing that even though the Jewish people read the Old Testament Scriptures every week that foretold of a coming Messiah, they crucified him in ignorance anyway, fulfilled the prophecies and the promises that were made to the fathers.

Today we continue go into Acts 13 with a brief introduction, discussing how Elymas and Sergius Paulus could be types, the doctrine of the Lord, and the coming conflict between Paul and Barnabas over John Mark, the churches in Asia Minor, the participants in the Jewish synagogues, the baptism of repentance, and the ignorance on behalf of the nation that led to the crucifixion our Jesus.

Today we continue in Acts 13 by looking at the significance of the departure of John Mark, Asia Minor, the participants in the Jewish Synagogues, and the baptism of repentance.

Today we continue in Acts 13 by reviewing a bit, discussing how Elymas and Sergius Paulus could be types, the doctrine of the Lord, and the coming conflict between Paul and Barnabas over John Mark.

Today we pick up our study in Acts 13:1-12 where we see Barnabas and Saul being sent out on their first missionary journey from the the church in Antioch. We also see that Saul is called Paul for the very first time and we discuss its significance.

Today we will be covering Acts 11:26-12:25 where we see Barnabas being sent to find Saul in Antioch, the death of the first apostle besides Judas, Peter's imprisonment and miraculous release, and the painful death of Herod.

Today we will pick up our study in Acts 12:1-19 where we see the death of James and the arrest of Peter and his deliverance.

Today we will pick up our study in Acts 11:26-12:4 where we see Saul and Barnabas ministering to Gentile believers in Antioch.

Today we pick up our study in Acts 11:25-26 where we see that they were first called Christians in Antioch. We also jump forward to Acts 13:9 where Saul was to be called Paul going forward and discuss the significance of that.

Today in our study we look at Acts 9:36-11:25 where we see Dorcas being raised from the dead, the conversion of Cornelius and its significance, and Peter's report to the church at Jerusalem.

Today we continue our study by looking at Acts 11:1-21 where we find Peter reporting back to the church in Jerusalem what had happened at Cornelius' house.

Today in our study we cover Acts 10:34-11:3 where we see Peter sharing the Gospel of the Kingdom with Cornelius, his response and subsequent baptism. We also discuss why Cornelius can not be called the first Gentile Christian.

Today we continue our study in Acts 10 where we find Peter at Cornelius' house wondering what he was there for.

Today we are picking up our study in Acts 10 where we find Cornelius and Peter receiving visions and the significance of them.

Today we will be looking at Acts 9:15-38 where we see Paul receiving his sight and teaching Christ in Damascus that he is the Son of God, the three year period between Damascus and his visit to Jerusalem, and Peter's subsequent journey to Lydda and the healing of Tabitha.