Paul’s arrest in Jerusalem (Acts 21:27-36) reveals the dangers of mob mentality and unjust accusations. Dr. John explores the biblical context, emphasizing the need for justice and discernment in our responses to conflict. Paul’s unwavering faith during persecution serves as a powerful reminder to rely on God’s strength in difficult times.

The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

In this episode, Dr. John explores Paul’s journey to Jerusalem and the accusations he faces for adapting to different cultures to share the gospel. He highlights Paul's method of becoming "all things to all people" to reach others for Christ. The core message is that faith and repentance in Jesus unite us, not adherence to the law. As Paul shares his joy in ministry among the Gentiles, we see how the gospel brings together diverse cultures. Tune in to discover how we can embrace our freedom in Christ while remaining true to the gospel.

The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

The story of Agabus in Acts 21 highlights the significant role of prophecy in the early church. While Paul receives a warning from Agabus about the suffering awaiting him in Jerusalem, he remains resolute in his mission. Dr. John distinguishes between scripture-giving prophets and those like Agabus, who deliver specific, time-bound messages. This episode reflects on the importance of discernment in understanding true prophecy and its relevance today.

The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.