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- In this message, we see Paul on his third and final missionary journey. He knew he needed to speak to the elders of the church of Ephesus but was in a hurry to get to Jerusalem for Pentecost, so he and the elders met in nearby Miletus. In his parting words to the elders, Paul gave great insight into the attributes of effective ministry. Despite multiple trustworthy warnings about impending hardship in Jerusalem, Paul graciously received the warnings as preparation and proceeded to Jerusalem.
This teaching is from our series Acts - 2017 with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Church.
Skip, I listen to you because of your attention to detail . Love this !!!
Take your time Pastor! This is the reason I have a better understanding and have become more knowledgeable about the Bible. Take your time Pastor! 🙌🏽🙏🏾👍🏽👌🏽
Ever since I took interest in bible theology, you have become my number one teacher. God richly bless you skip
Skip is the best
I am really enjoying and learning so much from the teaching of acts
Wonderful teaching and so true.
Skip Heitzig has open my understanding and Salvation of the Bible than my own understandings. Good Bless Skip he's truly a messenger of God!
Am Blessed by Acts readings. Sept 2020
great teaching and preaching....you combine both with truth and understanding...I wish there was this depth in our local preaching in Sydney Australia....but church is more than the sermon.
The final message to the Ephesians is both heartbreaking and wonderful. It’s such a beautiful piece of encouragement.
I’m always struck by the weeping because Paul told them “they would see his face no more.”
Thank you again for a great in depth Bible study in the book of Acts. I appreciate that you take the time to give the full counsel of The Lord's Word! I am sure there are many preachers who do not!
Thank you so much, this is a blessing to me! This makes me hungry for more Bible study.
Thank you! JESUS IS L_RD LOVE NOELLE
Great Message!
Great sermon . Thank you .
Thank you!!
Amen 🙏
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I am surprised that the KJV study bible titled the section as "THE HOLY SPIRIT FORBIDS PAUL TO GO TO JERUSALEM". Thought the most appropriate to the story is Reveal rather than "Forbids". Thanks for your clarification.
This was a good teaching, but, could you please teach about verse 17. Where Jesus says I have not yet ascended to your God and My God? I have been able to understand this. I know Jesus is God, so this is hard to explain to people who dont believe in the Trinity or the deity of Jesus.