Luke's account of Paul's ministry in Thessalonica and Berea demonstrates three components of a Christian approach to reason: (1) explaining Biblical proof; (2) avoiding emotional agitation; and (3) encouraging Biblical examination. This sermon is part 11 of “Spreading the Faith,” Bryan Craddock’s verse-by-verse sermon series on Acts 8-20.

Luke’s account of Paul’s ministry in Philippi prepares us to interact with five types of people that we will meet as we spread the faith: (1) worshipers; (2) scoffers; (3) reactionaries; (4) prisoners; and (5) people pleasers. This sermon is part 10 of “Spreading the Faith,” Bryan Craddock’s verse-by-verse sermon series on Acts 8-20.

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(00:00) Introduction - Places and People

(05:58) Worshipers

(14:39) Scoffers

(21:05) Reactionaries

(28:00) Prisoners

(35:00) People-Pleasers

(41:05) Summary & Responses

Paul’s second missionary journey begins with three sacrifices that every Christian should be willing to make for the spread of the gospel: (1) friendship; (2) freedom; and (3) control. This sermon is part 9 of “Spreading the Faith,” Bryan Craddock’s verse-by-verse sermon series on Acts 8-20.

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00:00 Introduction - Spiritual Superheroes?

05:04 A Sacrifice of Friendship

14:25 A Sacrifice of Freedom

23:53 A Sacrifice of Control

33:22 Summary & Responses to Consider

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