The Acts of the Apostles: A Recipe for Ministry Failure

Acts 21:15-26

A well-intentioned, yet misguided Paul heads to Jerusalem to meet his friends, fully aware of the dangers he might find there. When he arrives he is immediately confronted with the fact that the Jewish converts in Jerusalem are fervent about the laws and traditions of the old covenant; so much so that there is an undercurrent of disdain for Paul’s ministry to the Gentiles. Based on the response of the leaders in our story, this sermon addresses how a church focused on the wrong things is prime for failure.

Download Slides

Previous
Previous

The Acts of the Apostles: When it Doesn't Make Sense

Next
Next

Prayers of Intercession / Myles Cheadle