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Tag Archives: Silas
July 12 – Pagan Temples, False gods, And Idols All Around
Psalm 4-6 Acts 17:16-34 “While Paul was waiting for Silas and Timothy in Athens, he was troubled because he saw that the city was full of idols.” (Acts 17:16 NCV) As Paul wandered about Athens, he was disturbed the religious … Continue reading
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July 11 – How to Become a Godly Troublemaker
Psalm 1-3 Acts 17:1-15 “So, many of them believed, as well as many important Greek women and men. But the people in Thessalonica learned that Paul was preaching the word of God in Berea, too. So they came there, upsetting … Continue reading
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Tagged allegiance to God, another king, believe, Berea, Caesar, Christians, elderly, follow Jesus, government, Greek men, Greek women, immigrants, Jason, Jealousy, life devalued, making trouble, Paul, personal responsibility, Philippi, poor, Power, preaching, prisoner, recognize wrong, refugees, riot, Silas, Thessalonians, Thessalonica, turned the world upside down, unborn, Word of God
December 12 – A Partnership That Changes the World
Philippians 1:1-11; Ezekiel 18; Isaiah 47 You probably don’t recognize the names Larry Page and Sergey Brin. They met at Stanford in 1995, became good friends, and dropped out of doctoral work together. They had worked together on some different … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, changed the world, Christ Jesus, commercial value, commitment to Christ, completion, doctoral work, Europe, failure, faithful, financial support, Forgiveness, Galatians, Gates and Allen, God, good work, Google, gospel, Grace, harsh, hate, investor cash, Jesus, Jobs and Wozniak, Larry Page, love, mercy, partnership in the gospel, Paul, peanut butter and jelly, Philippi, Philippians, pray with joy, run out of the city, search algorithms, Sergey Brin, Silas, snow, Stanford, success, tech bubble, Thank God, unforgiving, wonderland
October 31 – May God Bless and Keep the President…
1 Timothy 2; Isaiah 34-35; Psalm 119:65-96 The musical “Fiddler on the Roof” is the story of Russian Jews during the pogroms led by the Russian government. As the Jews sing about their traditions, and how they help the Jews … Continue reading
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Tagged beyond government, blessing for the Tsar, blessings, Caesar, divide the body of Christ, far away from us, Fiddler on the Roof, godliness, good roads, gospel, government, holiness, house arrest, imprisonment, obligation, Paul, Pax Romana, persecution, pogroms, politics, pray, president, Rabbi, Rome, Russian government, Russian Jews, Silas, survive, Timothy, traditions, weak on prayer
May 6 – Nip It In the Bud
Acts 17:1-15; Judges 6; Job 36 Don Knotts was a brilliant comedian who created many memorable characters. One of his best known, and loved, characters was Barney Fife on the Andy Griffith show. Barney was an expert on everything he … Continue reading
May 9 – Rights and Privileges
Psalm 29; Exodus 40:16-38; Acts 16:35-40 A number of years ago one of the credit card companies had a commercial that portrayed some of the benefits of being a member in their credit card club. The tag line at the … Continue reading
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Tagged beatings, following Christ, God, governments, jail, membership, Paul, Philippi, privileges, rights, Roman privilege, sharing Jesus, Silas, stonings
May 6 – Our Upside Down World
Acts 17:1-15; Judges 6; Job 36 I wonder if Paul, Silas and Timothy ever got tired of their routine: go to new town, preach in synagogue, see many Jews believe in Jesus, Jewish leaders get jealous, they form a mob … Continue reading
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Tagged city officials, Jews, Paul, peace, restored relationship with God, right side up, salt and light, Silas, synagogues, Thessalonica, Timothy, truth of God, upside down, world in turmoil
May 5 – In the Face of Persecution
Acts 16:16-40; Judges 4-5; Job 35 It’s interesting what people will put up with from followers of Christ, until we affect their financial status. Paul and his companions were preaching in Philippi. While there, a slave girl, who had an … Continue reading
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