Daily Living For Christ Donald E. Coleman

In our last episode, we witnessed Paul and Silas endure hardship and persecution for the sake of spreading the Gospel. Despite facing imprisonment and physical suffering, their faith remained unshakeable, leading to the miraculous conversion of a prison guard and his household. After these events Paul and Silas are asked to leave the city, and they heard towards Thessalonica. 
Upon arriving, he follows his customary practice of visiting the synagogue, where he imparts invaluable lessons about the Gospel and seizing opportunities to share the love of Christ with others. While in Thessalonica, we also catch a glimpse into the hearts of those who reject the Gospel, witnessing firsthand their reactions. 
If you've ever found yourself facing adversity or experiencing opposition for your faith, this episode may provide some hope and encouragement. Join us as we delve into Acts 17:1-9 and discover profound insights that will strengthen your walk with Christ and empower you to face life's challenges with clarity and confidence. 




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Welcome to today’s episode, where we delve into the profound question: What does it mean to be led by the Spirit? It's a common misconception that a life guided by the Spirit is free from challenges such as persecution, job loss, or health issues. However, drawing inspiration from the book of Romans, the Apostle Paul enlightens us that “All things work together for good, for those who love God and are called according to His purpose.” Today, we're going to explore some of the various trials Paul, Timothy, and Silas encountered, how they navigated these moments with grace, and understand how God orchestrates these experiences for a greater purpose. If you're currently facing a tough situation, this episode might just hold the key to finding your way through it. Join us as we uncover the strength and guidance that comes from being led by the Spirit.


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There are two main themes occuring in the beginning of chapter sixteen. First, Paul and Silas arrive at Lystra, and they meet a disciple named Timothy. Luke made it a point to share with us the ethnicity of his parents up front. Timothy mother was a Jewish believer, and his father was a Greek. Why was this so important? The second theme occurringis that Paul, Silas and Timothy were prevented by the Holy Spirit to visit two locations. Why is this important? I find both of these situation are prevalent to the day in time we live in. To learn more down this episode now.   
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Welcome to today's episode, where we finish up the fifteenth chapter of Acts. In Paul’s letter to the church in Rome, he told them, “All things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose.” In this episode, we witness how Paul and Barnabas lived out the truth in their daily lives, inspiring us to navigate disagreements in a way that brings glory to God.  If you've ever struggled to handle disagreements in a Christ-like manner, then this episode is for you. Take note of their example and discover how you too can apply these principles to your own life. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be inspired and encouraged. Download this episode now and join us on this journey of growth and transformation.
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 God's intention or act of love for all people, as revealed to Abraham, was that all should be saved, and this has not changed. In chapter 15 of the Book of Acts, the tension among the brethren reaches the point where the situation must be addressed, and I believe we are at this same place today in the church. In this episode, we see how the underlying issues of race, tradition, and misinformation had begun to cause division, and that was not the will of God. 

In this episode, I passionately speak about the issue at hand and allow the Holy Spirit to use me to share how this same issue is prevalent today. Turn in now to hear what was shared by the leading of the Holy Spirit. I pray that every listener will be changed by the words shared and that we will all begin to "Love God and our neighbors..."
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Paul and Barnabas are at the end of their first mission trip, and the actions they take are insightful for believers. We are told that "they strengthened the souls of the disciples and encouraged them to continue in the faith..." This is so important for believers today because we have many obstacles to our faith.  

To learn more about some of the other actions Paul and Barnabas took download the episode. 
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