The Bible Recap Day 325 (Acts 13-14) - Year 7
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Nov 21, 2025 Delve into the diverse leadership of Antioch as the gospel breaks barriers. Witness the Holy Spirit guiding Barnabas and Saul on their missionary journey. Hear about Paul's powerful transformation from Saul, adapting culturally for ministry. Experience mixed responses in Antioch of Pisidia, where forgiveness through Christ resonates. Explore the challenges of growing persecution in Iconium and Lystra, culminating in Paul's resilience to strengthen believers amidst adversity. Reflect on God's kindness and common grace to all nations.
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Leadership From Painful Pasts
- The church at Antioch included leaders with painful pasts, like Saul and Manaen, showing the gospel reaches past hurt and nationalism.
- They worshiped, fasted, and obeyed the Spirit by commissioning Barnabas and Saul as missionaries.
Spirit-Led Mission Decisions
- The Holy Spirit actively guided the early church’s mission decisions, directing Peter and commissioning missionaries.
- The laying on of hands and anointing signaled Spirit empowerment for their missionary work.
Paul's First Missionary Stop And Name Shift
- On Cyprus, John Mark accompanied them while Saul (Paul) confronted a magician, causing temporary blindness and convincing the governor.
- Verse 9 is the first time Scripture uses Saul's other name, Paul, marking a shift in identity.
