We learned about Priscilla and Aquila in Acts 18:2 and they’re still with Paul. Now we getdown to Apollos coming to Ephesus. He came from Alexandria, Egypt, right on the Nile River.It was founded in 332 B.C. by Alexander the Great and called Alexandria. It became one of thegre ... Read more

Acts 18:24“Jew” - It’s sort of interesting, in this book I was telling you about, he documents it like I did;that the word “Jew” never appeared in any language in English, or in any of it until 1775. In1611 King James was originally done. So they must have gotten this ... Read more

I worked my fanny off on some of this stuff and didn’t get it done. I just couldn’t put it alltogether. I just wondered if we couldn’t work on this and maybe put it together here with theCorps. When we finally get this all put together I wondered if we then couldn’t just have ... Read more

I see in this verse the beginning of the breaking up of the one mind in the Church of the Body.Because when he calls the elders together in Acts 20:30, he says:“Also of your own selves will men arise, speaking perverse things, to draw awaydisciples after them.”I will s ... Read more

Again here in the twentieth chapter of Acts, there’s no man living who can set the greatness ofthis thing like the Word sets it. Again my ability to set this is far below par, which I recognize,and yet some of the great salient truths in here are just absolutely fantastic.Afte ... Read more

Note: Sound issues the last 20 minutes.  We begin tonight in that section of Acts, were it any other book than the Bible, it wouldn’t behere. The only reason this is in the Word of God is because the Word of God is truth, and ittells the truth ... Read more

It was just one trouble after another. People say, “Well at least he got to witness.” Well, I guessthat’s right, but it isn’t right in the great sense in which the Word moves. The only reason hegot a chance to witness is because he had been out of alignment and harmony and wal ... Read more

Well, tonight we continue in the great opportunities with which Paul was confronted in theBook of Acts. This is the record tonight in the Book of Acts where, I think it’s in theFoundational Class when we talk about revelation, or is that the Advanced Class; the revelationPaul ... Read more

Acts 24:1“descended” - came downorator” – advocate; like a barrister; a lawyer. I believe, to the best of my recollection, he musthave been Roman. It sort of surprises me that the top Jewish leadership of the Sanhedrin, wouldget an unbeliever to front for them. But ... Read more

A number of months ago I asked Donnie Fugit to recapture for me, with the best of his ability,the original “Ambassador of The Way Caravan.” The one that preceded the first WOW’s in thefall of 1971 at the time of the Rock of Ages. Wasn’t it ‘71? That summer I felt in my heart ... Read more

Well, tonight people, chapter 25 of Acts. We closed with Porcius Festus in Acts 24:27 andchapter 25 opens with Festus.Acts 25:1“he ascended from Caesarea to Jerusalem” - you know, he went up; to go from Jerusalem toCaesarea, is to go down.Acts 25:2“the hi ... Read more

You see, I believe that Paul had the finest education money could buy. I think that he was justso minutely educated that he could honestly say that of all the men of his day nobody exceededhim. So if this is true, which I know it is, that he arrived in Jerusalem perhaps along toward t ... Read more

This record in Acts 27 historically, from a historian’s point of view, is the finest record of atravel aboard ship and a shipwreck, in all history. There is no more detailed record in any placein secular history at all. In other words; this 27th chapter, as reported by Luke, under t ... Read more

There are over 50 nautical words or terms in the 27th chapter of Acts. I would just like tosometime get all those nautical terms down and give you a piece of paper with all 52 or 53terms on it. I think we closed with verse 8 the last time, so tonight we go with verse 9.Acts 27:9 ... Read more

The closing chapter, of course, sits here in Acts and it just all at once seems like it drops thewhole thing. I think it basically is because the original revelation of God’s greatness started inJerusalem on the day of Pentecost, then it moved to Samaria, then it moved to other citi ... Read more