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What if the story of the early church isn’t just history, but a blueprint for following Jesus today? The Acts Daily Devotional Podcast is a 141-day journey through the book of Acts in the Bible, hosted by Pastor Derek. Each short episode combines Scripture and practical teaching to help inspire your daily chair time with God, whether at home or on your drive to work. Starting April 26, discover how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to advance the mission of Jesus from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth.
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Luke writes that Paul and his crew tore themselves away from Miletus. The parting wasn't a handshake and a wave. It felt like ripping fabric. Then the ship gets moving. Cos. Rhodes. Patara. Crossing to Tyre. And while th
Paul's final act as their pastor is to let them go. He commits them to God and to the word of His grace, using the Greek term for depositing something valuable at a bank. Three years of sweat and tears, deposited in the
Paul turns the mirror forward. Yesterday was the rearview. Now he charges the elders with what comes next. Be on guard. And notice where the guarding starts. Not with the flock. With yourselves. Then he widens the lens t
Paul stands on the beach at Miletus with the Ephesian elders he discipled for three years, and he tells them where he's going next. Jerusalem. Compelled by the Spirit. Knowing chains and afflictions are waiting. The Gree
The Ephesian elders had walked thirty miles to meet Paul at Miletus. Both sides knew this was the last conversation. Paul opened with two simple words: “You know.” He was inviting them to remember three years of shared h
It was Sunday evening in Troas. The believers had gathered in a third-floor room. The lamps were burning, the air was thick, and Paul had a ship to catch in the morning and a lot to say before he left. So he kept preachi
Luke compresses about eighteen months of life into a few short lines. After the riot, Paul gathered his disciples in Ephesus, embraced them one last time, and left for Macedonia. He spent three months in Greece, wrote at
A mid-level Roman administrator worried about his career ended the riot. The city clerk was the chief executive officer of Ephesus, the official liaison to Rome. If word got back that his city had hosted an illegal riot,
The guild meeting became a mob. Twenty-five thousand people poured into the Ephesian amphitheater, and Luke tells us most of them had no idea why they were there. They'd seen people running, heard a chant catching fire,
Every great revival eventually hits a wall. Sometimes it's persecution. Sometimes it's internal division. Sometimes it's the bottom line. Demetrius didn't oppose Paul over theology. He hated him because Paul was bad for
Two verses. Forty-five words of Scripture. And tucked inside them is the pivot point that drives the rest of the book of Acts. Paul resolved in the Spirit to travel through Macedonia and Achaia, then to Jerusalem, then t
The sons of Sceva had been watching Paul. They'd seen the miracles, heard the name of Jesus produce results their own incantations couldn't match. So they tried to add Jesus to their formula. “I command you by the Jesus
Paul did what he'd done in every city. He opened the Scriptures, made his case for Jesus, and invited people to respond. In Ephesus he got three months of synagogue access before resistance hardened. When some began slan
Paul arrived in Ephesus and found about twelve men Luke calls disciples. Disciples of whom? His first question cut straight to the heart of it: did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed? Their answer told the who
Apollos walked into Ephesus with a resume most preachers would envy. Alexandria-trained, eloquent, fervent in spirit, competent in the Scriptures. The man could preach. He could argue from the Old Testament with precisio
Luke covers about 1,500 miles in six verses. No shipwrecks, no courtroom scenes, just a man and his team on the move. Paul stopped at Cenchreae and shaved his head because of a Nazirite vow, his way of giving thanks for
The Jewish leaders in Corinth had watched Paul long enough. They'd seen Crispus cross over, neighbors getting baptized, the synagogue losing ground. So they organized. Luke uses the same word for their united attack that
Everything shifted when Silas and Timothy arrived from Macedonia. They brought companionship, financial support from Philippi and Thessalonica, and good news that the young churches up north were holding firm. Paul put d
If Athens was the university, Corinth was the marketplace. Wealthy, diverse, famously immoral. The Greeks had coined a verb from the city's name meaning to live like a Corinthian. Paul arrived alone, carrying what he lat
Paul has been building toward this moment for the whole sermon. Wide lens on creation, closer lens on providence, common ground through the poets. Now he narrows the lens to a point that can't be avoided. If we are God's
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