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10 resources referencing Acts 16:12
The sermon explores the theme of 'open doors' as opportunities for ministry and service, drawing from 1 Corinthians 16:8-9 and other scriptures. It emphasizes that while God opens doors for preaching…
The sermon from Macclenny Primitive Baptist Church focuses on John 21:1-13, highlighting the story of Jesus appearing to His disciples after His resurrection and the miraculous catch of fish. It…
The sermon emphasizes the believer's heavenly citizenship, contrasting earthly life with the eternal home in heaven. It highlights the importance of trusting in divine grace, living as examples of…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of the church as a unified body, likening it to a house, a temple, a human body, and a flock under the care of the Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. The preacher…
The sermon explores the generosity of the Philippian church, emphasizing their consistent support of Paul during his ministry, especially while he was imprisoned. It highlights the biblical principle…
The sermon explores how God sovereignly turns the hearts of kings and individuals to accomplish His divine purposes, using biblical examples from the Old and New Testaments. It highlights God's…
Tim Lawrence's sermon emphasizes the power and comfort of the gospel as the ultimate good news for a weary and burdened soul. He contrasts the frequent bad news in life with the hope and assurance…
Elder James Carelock's sermon on Acts 16 emphasizes the concept of multiple types of salvation, both eternal and temporal. He illustrates how the gospel saves individuals from various trials such as…
Brother Josh Coker preaches on Philippians 4:4, emphasizing the call to rejoice in the Lord always, regardless of circumstances. He highlights the apostle Paul's example of joy and confidence in…
The sermon emphasizes rejoicing in the Lord at all times, grounded in the unchanging nature of God as revealed in Philippians 4:4 and Hebrews 13:8. It highlights the sufficiency of Christ's atonement…